"Where in North America is this?" Section VII

Might this be Harmony, PA, where the Harmony Society, or Rappites, estabilshed a colony in Butler County, PA?

While considered similar to the better-known Shakers to some extent, the Harmony Society practiced celibacy. Presence of the "women's dorm" leads me to believe you visited Harmony.

Foy

Not Harmony, but yes celibate.

CORRECTION: I just looked it up, this particular setting was built in the 1730s, earlier than I had thought.

You may want to use the other clues to hone down the locale....

How about an easy one for a change?

What is this building and where is it located?

http://inlinethumb07.webshots.com/69...600x600Q85.jpg
Picture by: Jerry Kendrick

Jayree.

Dang! I didn't see the picture until today, I would've known in an instant. Of course it's the Gorges de Coaticook! Actually, I was in Coaticook just a few weeks ago. The Coaticook maple crunch ice cream is unbeatable;-)

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Originally Posted by js_cooldude

Re-capping the clues:

Clue #1: This bridge is in the Guinness Book of Record. I'll let you find why.

Clue #2: Not in the USA, but...still in North America though and, in fact, pretty close to the customs.
Also easily doable (round trip) in a day drive from my house (see location).

Clue #3: The City in which this bridge is located is known for it's Ice Cream factory.

And because that clue might only appeal to Quebec Gen...

Clue #4: That city gets 10% of it's electricity from dams on the river below that bridge. Even tough 3 of those damns are located accross the border, the city still maintain them.

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Originally Posted by CalOldBlue

go here for clues

What is the name of this place? What region is it in? Why is the region a tourist attraction?

http://www.takeyourparents.com/user_...101?1253024217
Photo: Don Casey

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I confess, I had never heard of this sect before this trip; suggest you start by going to the clues and figure out the region, then hit google.

P.S. (Not that this will be helpful) You can see in the shot of the fabric shop the start of the cornfield in the earlier shot. Where does one find a tourist area that includes elements of farming, fabric arts, slow lifestyle, and religious sects within a days drive (or less) of Huntingon, PA?

... back on the other thread: here

Might that be Old Bedford Village?

Nope; we'd wandered farther afield than that (but you're in the right state). Hitch up your buggy and head east.

I think I have it now - is that the Ephrata Cloister?

Jayree - is that the Kercher Cabin? (Miamisburg OH)