- School District of the City of York
- Attractions & Points of Interest
Attractions and Points of Interest
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Welcome to the City of York! Home of the School District of the City of York. The district has 11 buildings spread out over a 5-mile radius. While visiting downtown historic York, you will admire the beautifully preserved historic buildings and meet many friendly Yorkers during your travels. With abundant parking, and easy access to downtown York, there will never be a dull moment. While York is a small city, it has tons of unique locations worth visiting. The City of York has many attractions and points of interest that many take full advantage of. The City of York is truly a great, unforgettable experience.
City of York Attractions
Penn Market
380 W. Market St.
(717) 848-1402
Opened in 1866, York’s oldest operating market.Central Market York
34 W. Market St.
(717) 848-2243PeoplesBank Park
5 Brooks Robinson Way
(717) 801-4487
Baseball Stadium for the minor league team, the York Revolution.Fire Museum of York County
757 W. Market St.
(717) 848-1587
Two centuries of firefighting equipment on display.Golden Plough Tavern; General Horatio Gates House; Barnett Bobb Log Home
157 W. Market St.
(717) 845-2951.
Eighteenth Century museum complex including York’s oldest building.
www.yorkhistorycenter.orgMartin Library
159 E. Market St.
(717) 846-5300
York’s historic downtown library with Internet access.
www.yorklibraries.orgMurals of York
(717) 812-0722Appell Center for the Performing Arts
50 N. George St.
(717) 846-1111
Concerts, plays, shows, and films. Call for information.
www.strandcapitol.orgYork County History Center
250 E. Market St.
(717) 848-1587
York’s finest museum, genealogical library and historic sites.
www.yorkhistorycenter.orgVisitors Center
34 W. Philadelphia St. (Central Market York)
(717) 669-4430
Tuesday-Sunday 7:30 a.m.-2 p.m. with extended hours during downtown eventsYork County Colonial Courthouse
205 W. Market St.
(717) 845-2951
Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation here in 1777.
www.yorkhistorycenter.orgExplore York (York County Convention & Visitors Bureau)
60 E. North St.
(717) 852-9675
Promoting York’s attractions, restaurants and accommodations.
www.yorkpa.orgSusan P. Byrnes Health Education Center
515 South George St.
(717) 848-3064
Interactive health education programs for children and adults.
www.byrneshec.com