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    Columbia American Legion

    Columbia American Legion

    4.0
    (2 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Proud to Be A Member of the Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion. Joined with my Records of My…read moreBrother a Vietnam Veteran and MY Dad a War World II Veteran. Proud to be a member They do Alot For Our Veterans, Community, Families and Raise alot of money to Donate Back to Our Community. Now they are Raising Money for Jason Park, To Bring Our Park back, To Our Community. Fundraiser for June 22nd 2023 When they do a Fundraiser All Money Raised Donated to that Cause Which Jason Park. We Thank You For your Respect, Dedications To Our Veterans And Community. Our Mayour Just Gave A Presentation and Proclaming the American Legion 372 Columbia PA. Giving A Proclamation on April 22, 2023. We Dedicated that Day which goes down in History From Thw Mayor Lutz and From Our Borough Of Columbia. We Thank You and Very Proud to be A MemberGod Bless The Post, The Ladies Auxiliary, Sons of the Legion From Our Mayor Lutz, with His Proclamation April 22, 2023. Thank You John Reitzel For Coming and Taking Professional Pictures. That will be soon Posted In Our American Legion Post 372. Thank You And God Bless Kathy Willuams

    The Columbia American Legion....where do I start? This is a social club which means you have to pay…read moreto be a member. Depending upon your military or civilian status you could pay between $15-$25 a year to be a member here (and yes, people with absolutely no military background can become social members). What you get in exchange for your dues is the most amazingly cheap drinks you will ever find... Mixed drinks and shots $2, 12 oz draft 75 cents, 16 oz draft $1, 3.75 small pitchers. It really doesn't get cheaper than this. There is also a small kitchen that has burgers fries that kind of thing on the weekend...food here is hit or miss, heavy on the miss tho lately. Additionally, if you are offended by thick disgusting smell of the day's many cigarettes as well as the sunk in acrid odor of old stale smoke this is not the place for you. ventilation is minimal, windows are nonexistent. It is a given that I have to wash whatever I wear there in a strong detergent immediately after leaving. There is a pool table (free pool on sunday, pool leagues on monday and tuesday, scaryoke (karaoke) every friday, occassional dances, weekly wednesday night bingo, and small games of chance (pull tabs, punch boards, daily book drawing). Compared to some of the other illustrious (read: mindblowingly scary and white ghetto) establishments in Columbia, the American Legion may be your best bet.

    National Watch and Clock Museum

    National Watch and Clock Museum

    4.5
    (35 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    A great little museum ( not that little ) to spend a few hrs. enjoying . They have nice bathrooms…read moreand gift shop . The museum presents a historiclal showcase of the evolution of timekeeping . There are sections( clock) full of various timekeeping instruments . Grandfather Clocks , Asian Clocks , Nautical , Automobile , Airplane . Further on , are sections devoted to the advent of pocketwatches and wristwatches . Many countries are represented . Pocketwatches developed with the burgeoning railroad system . Wristwatches with the outbreak of the first great world war . The dawn of aviation spurred further innovation . As always ... " necessity is the mother of invention ." Highlights include the monumental "Engle" clock , which was like a vaudeville show all its own , with many miniature mechanical , performances . A staffer is there to answer questions , and a shows off all of the Engles , bells and whistles, hourly. The section dedicated to the iconic Hamilton watch factory in nearby Lancaster city ( sadly defunct and exists as Condominiums today ) and the James Bond tributes , made this a museum of interest to a diverse crowd .

    My last stop on my weekend trip to Lancaster County this past weekend was at the National Watch and…read moreClock Museum in Columbia. I love a quirky, specific museum, and this museum was no exception. The museum is operated by the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors and was founded in 1977. Its collection includes over 12,000 clocks and watches, with about 3,000 of them on display in the museum. The museum is large enough that they hand you a map when you walk in! To be honest, I don't know the first thing about the mechanics or history of watches and clocks - although I know much more after my visit to the museum - but I really enjoyed my stop at the museum! The museum might be a little dated (especially the "Learning Center," but there were signs saying they were working to upgrade that area soon), but they had some interesting and beautiful pieces, but whether you're a collector of watches and clocks or don't know the first them about them, the museum is worth a stop! I'd be happy to return for another visit with friends or family!

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