This wonderful community is in a great location within close proximity to Baltimore, Washington. D.C., Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh! Furthermore, it is only 45 minutes from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. This area has great educational opportunities to offer with three colleges/universities and quality technology and vocational training available. The town has a great Heritage Center where you can learn all about its history including its involvement in the frontier movement, its unique architecture, the Underground Railroad, the Civil War, and its role in transportation throughout the past few centuries! In 1864, this town became the only northern town to be burned by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War and to this day the town celebrates its rapid recovery with a large community festival every July! The cost of living in this town is good and less than the average. Housing is more affordable than in many surrounding areas. The local school district continues to grow and is currently building new facilities and making future plans for more new school buildings. There are also private, parochial, and residential schools to choose from in the community. The town has a historic and charming movie house from 1927 that serves as the hub of its cultural activities! The Council for Arts promotes artistic and cultural experiences through awareness, appreciation, and participation in the arts throughout the community. This area also has much natural beauty to be enjoyed with its scenic backdrop of rolling hills and flourishing wildlife in addition to access to several beautiful state parks. Outdoor lovers can hike, bird-watch, camp, golf, and fish for trout here! There is also a large town park that serves as the community recreation center with tennis courts, a swimming pool, sand volleyball courts, miniature golf courses, picnic pavilions, soccer and softball fields, and an outdoor amphitheater!  This is a fabulous place to live and the location can not be beat!