Fayette County, Pennsylvania

Here's another Frankie card from Pennsylvania, this time from Fayette County. Thanks Frankie!

Potter County, Pennsylvania

This has to be one of my favorite postcards to date. I can't think of any other postcard that has exemplified how silly my quest is, and yet contributes to it so well. This is from Potter County, Pennsylvania, who apparently have talking deer :)

Also, Todd, once you finish Pennsylvania, I can guarantee you you'll want to do other states as well :) Again, I'm sorry it took almost a year to get your postcard up here. Hopefully you've finished your quest by now!

Pittsburgh (Allegheny County), Pennsylvania

Another Frankie postcard from Pittsburgh, which is in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

Bedford County, Pennsylvania

Here is a postcard from Frankie, who got hit the hardest in my stack of overlooked postcards (sorry, Frankie!!). This is the first of many that I somehow missed, from Bedford County, Pennsylvania.

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

What's this? The last one from Frankie? (at least until I check my mailbox!!).

Here is a duplicate from Lancaster County Pennsylvania, also known as Amish Country.

I think you may have beat Dan now for the number of Duplicates sent, Frankie :) Not that I can complain; I'd rather get a duplicate than nothing at all!

Gettysburg (Adams County), Pennsylvania

Here's second postcard from Gettysburg in Adams County, Pennsylvania. Sure looks like a great park :)

Philadelphia (Philadelphia County), Pennsylvania

Here's a duplicate from Frankie, complaining about how there is no sisterly love in Philadelphia.

Cumberland County, Pennsylvania

Cumberland County, Pennsylvania from Frankie. Is the Turnpike really that bad?

Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania

Here's first of a long string of postcards from Frankie, this one from Huntingdon County, PA

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

Here is the last from Dan (for now).

Gettysburg (Adams County), Pennsyvania

Dan from everywhatever.com has redeemed himself. He's sent me a postcard from Adams County, Pennsylvania. This is one of the Adams Counties who never responded to my request. (Still hoping for Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, North Dakota, Ohio, and Washington). This one makes Adams County #5.

Harrisburg (Dauphin County), Pennsylvania

Here's another duplicate from Dan from everywhatever.com. It seems Harrisburg and Hershey are in the same county, which I already got from Scott in Philly. Thanks anyway Dan!

Bedford County, Pennsylvania

Here is the first postcard from Dan from my sister site, everywhatever.com. He jokes about doing an "every toll plaza." I'm sure we'll discuss it when he gets back from his vacation :)

It's too bad I already have Bedford County :(

Monroe County, Pennsylvania

And here is the last one from the Glenns, from Monroe County (another second, the other one from New York). I'm guessing that by the postcard that someone they know owns Shawnee Inn, so check it out if you're in the area. I've been told there is more postcards from the Glenn's waiting in my mailbox. I can't wait!

Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County), Pennsylvania

Here is a third card from the Glenns, from Lake Wallenpaupack, Pennsylvania, in Pike County.

Easton (Northampton County), Pennsylvania

Here is the first of many from my parents' traveling friends, The Glenns. The Crayola Factory looks amazing. I'll have to stop by next time I'm in the area! Easton must be a great place, because this is the second time I've gotten a postcard from there!

Breezewood (Bedford County), Pennsylvania

Here's another one from Scott in Philly, who took a break in Breezewood, PA in Bedford County. Thanks Scott!

Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

Here's another one from Scott from Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, with some great stats about the county. Thanks again Scott!

Hershey (Dauphin County), Pennsylvania

Here's one from Scott, who sent me this great postcard from Hersey: Chocolatetown, USA! I hope to visit Hersey myself one day. Thanks Scott!

Easton (Northampton County), Pennsylvania

The next postcard (which may hard to read) depicts the reading of the Declaration of Independence at the Northampton County courthouse steps on July 8, 1776. Nowadays we'd just text it ;) Thanks to the Northampton County Historical & Genealogical Society for this great postcard! For some reason, I sent a request to them thinking they were from Hampshire County, Massachusetts (don't ask me why), but I'm very glad they sent me a postcard despite this mishap :)