Museum & Archives • 408 Main Street • York Springs, PA 17372
April 12, 2026 Philadelphia Bus Trip

We’re taking a bus trip! Sunday, April 12th leaving at 7:00am from Wolf’s Bus Station in York Springs. Cost is $140 per person.
The Society is offering this opportunity to visit Philadelphia during the upcoming Semiquincentennial year. All costs are included, except for dinner on your own and a tip for the driver if you so choose.
The trip’s itinerary:
10:00am- Arrive at the Museum of The American Revolution. You will have free time to enjoy the museum at your leisure. Also, a $16 lunch voucher is included for you to use while at the museum.
1:30- Group will depart and head to the National Constitution Center. You will have time to tour on your own and view a 17-minute Freedom Rising Show at 2:15.
3:30- Depart for home. Group will make a stop at Park Place Diner for dinner on your own.
The trip is open to the public and will be advertised in various places. Feel free to invite your friends and relations to join you for this experience.
Reservations can be made by calling Elaine Gilbert at 717-528-4869, or by email at elainekgilbert@embarqmail.com. Payment in full must be received to hold your seat on the bus. Make your reservations now—if we have enough interest we may be able to upgrade to a larger bus!
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Learn
Ye Olde Sulphur Spa has a variety of year-round programs, tours and special events for all ages.
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Find historical treasures in our changing museum exhibits, artifacts and historical documents
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Further our mission to preserve the history of York Springs and Northeastern Adams County

VISIT OUR MUSEUM & ARCHIVES ~ Our headquarters are located at 408 Main Street in York Springs, PA 17372. We invite you to enjoy the museum from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on the first Sunday of the month. Our growing collection of local history documents and artifacts are open to researchers from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m each Wednesday or by appointment.
More About Us
YE OLDE SULPHUR SPA ~ Our unique name comes from the York Sulphur Springs which enjoyed a good reputation among the residents of Baltimore and Philadelphia during the 1800’s for its health-restoring properties. The York Sulphur Springs was the first summer resort in Adams County, and remained popular until the advent of the railroad made the Atlantic Beach resorts more attractive destinations. Daily stages ran from both Baltimore and Philadelphia to York Springs.
Visit the Museum
Open 2pm to 4pm on the first Sunday of the month, except Holiday weekends
Research in the Archives
Our growing collection of local history is available to researchers on Wednesdays 6:00 to 8:00pm or by appointment.






