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Pennsylvania Railroad 2012 Wall Calendar

Chartered in Pennsylvania in 1846, construction of the Pennsylvania Railroad began in 1847, and the first all-rail line reached Pittsburgh in 1852. Eventually, PRR connected Chicago with Washington, D.C. Pennsylvania Railroad recalls the unique engines and trains of “The Standard Railroad of the World.”

Wild & Scenic Pennsylvania 2012 Wall Calendar

Wild & Scenic Pennsylvania Wall Calendar: Pennsylvania is a state with a diverse and glorious natural landscapes. It’s flora and fauna, coastal waters, lush forests, and impressive foliage all play part in making Pennsylvania such a heart-warming place. The natural treasures of the Keystone State include 116 state parks, which are home to white-tailed deer, black bears and the hemlock tree. Pay homage to this breathtakingly beautiful state with this Wild & Scenic Pennsylvania wall calendar.

Philadelphia Vintage Postcards 2012 Planner

Travel back in time to this best-loved city with this vintage postcard planner. 18 months. Each weekly view has a full page for notes. Elastic band closure.

Vintage Pennsylvania Quakers Football 2012 Wall Calendar

Vintage Pennsylvania Quakers Football Wall Calendar: The 2012 Vintage Pennsylvania Quakers Football Calendar features archival-quality images of vintage game-day football program art from the early 1900s-1960s. These eco-friendly calendars are printed on heavy, 100 percent recycled paper with soy-based inks. The large format 11x15 inch wire-bound wall calendar opens to 11x30 inches. Each month's image is perforated and easily removable to fit any standard 11x14 inch frame.

Pittsburgh 2012 Wall Calendar

Pittsburgh Wall Calendar: Pittsburgh, a city whose wealth once surpassed almost all of other American cities, stands tall and proud along the banks of its three rivers. Its Steel City moniker, though apt for its recognition of a tradition of hard work and industrial prowess, is somewhat misleading. The Pittsburgh calendar appreciates the under-appreciated grandeur of this very picturesque city.