Moon & Raven public house

Best Restaurants and Places to Eat in Williamsport, Pennsylvania PA

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List of Best Restaurants in Williamsport

Peter Herdic House Restaurant
The Stonehouse Wood Fired Pizza and Pasteria
Moon & Raven Public House
Franco's Lounge Restaurant & Music Club
The Brickyard Restaurant & Ale House
Bullfrog Brewery
Acme Barbecue Restaurant
Alabaster Coffee Roaster & Tea Co.
Barrel 135
Sticky Elbow

The Danieles of Italy

This documentary film covers the life and family history of The Daniele family from Williamsport, PA. The film captures the family talking about their three family businesses opening of Franco’s, Cloud 9 Airport Restaurant, and Joanna's Italian Bakery. Covering the Danieles’ professional and personal life, the film shows the audience the pressures in running a family business and the Danieles’ thoughts and feelings in closing Cloud 9 Airport Restaurant. With closing Cloud 9 restaurant the family continues to overcome obstacles as they care for the family business founder Francis Franco Daniele and reminisce the times of their late mother Joanna Daniele.

The Congressional Hearings on Meade at Gettysburg in 1864 (Lecture)

General George Meade had to appear before a congressional subcommittee in Washington in the Spring of 1864 to answer several questions seemingly aimed at diminishing his performance at Gettysburg. The several loaded questions leveled at him, and his corps' commanders, who also testified, appear in retrospect to be unfair at best, and a witch hunt at worst. What were the intentions of the Committee on the Conduct of War? Did they simply ask questions that needed to be asked, or did they hope to raise doubts about the administration's ability to prosecute the war? Why burden the memory of a great Union victory with innuendo's that Meade could have done more? Ranger Troy Harman tackles these questions and more in this lecture, featured as a part of Gettysburg National Military Park's 2014 Winter Lecture Series.