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State College in Pennsylvania is the largest borough that was incorporated in 1896.
The Palmer Museum of Art collection includes American and European paintings, drawings, sculptures, and photographs.
If you are a person that loves visiting historical landmarks, this is a must-visit.
Pattee and Paterno Library is not your typical municipal library, as it’s regarded as one of the best libraries in the country.
Initially founded in 1855 as an agricultural college, Penn State University houses many significant buildings.
Nittany Lion Shrine is a gift of the class of 1940 and rests in the natural setting of trees by the Recreation building on the University Park campus.
If you are in central Pennsylvania and only have a few hours, The Arboretum at Penn State has to be a go-to spot.
The Pennsylvania Military Museum is located about 5 miles (8.05 km) from State College in the village of Boalsburg.
Home to the Penn State Nittany Lions since 1960, this is the fourth-largest stadium in the world, with a seating capacity of 106,572.
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