My daughter and I headed out this morning to explore and photograph Pennsylvania en route to Cleveland, our eventual destination.  Day #1 found us enjoying a walking tour of America's oldest brewery - D. G. Yuengling & Sons established in 1829, located in Pottsville, Pennsylvania.  

Our next stop was Centralia, Pennsylvania, home to a devastating coal fire in 1962 which, some 50 years later, has turned the once thriving city into a modern day ghost town currently occupied by approximately 10 residents. Nearby is the Graffiti Highway, a stretch of abandoned asphalt that has turned into a cement canvas of spray paint expression. Photo included here.

Traveling the National Freeway (aka I-68) through parts of Maryland, we enjoyed the summer scenery as we drove through the mountain passes and stunning vistas. Opened in 1991, it travels east-west through Sideling Hill.

Just before sunset, we arrived at Historic Summit Inn located in Farmington, Pennsylvania along skyline drive. Established in 1907, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places once hosting Henry Ford and Thomas Edison.

Watching the sun set over Uniontown, Pennsylvania, we gave thanks for a wonderful and safe journey.

Dad & Daughter summer road trip on the Lincoln Highway from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh to Cleveland and back.

Scott & Lauren Kern
Dad & Daughter Photography 
August 2, 2017

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