The unincorporated town of Breezewood is situated in Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Beginning in the American Revolution, the town was a stop for travelers. It was a stop for Conestoga wagons for westward-bound travelers. In 1913, the town became a stop for travelers on the Lincoln Highway, and in 1935, Greyhound opened one of its Post House facilities.
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Consists of an overview of this Motocross and ATV park including upcoming races and events, facilities, and pricing as well as photographs of past events. Also offers directions to the park.
http://www.breezewoodprovinggrounds.com/
Shows a retailer that has sports clothes, bicycles and related products. Customers can also find the shop’s rental rates for bicycles, kayaks, and canoes elsewhere on the site.
http://www.fatjimmys.com/
Offers detailed information about the Plaza, which is located on the Pennsylvania Turnpike off of Exit 161 in Breezewood. Some of the information offered includes details of dining, shopping, and lodging establishments and the meeting accommodations for those who wish to meet there
http://www.gatewaytravelplaza.com/
Find out about the motel’s amenities for guests including cable television, air conditioning, refrigerators and microwaves. Includes rates for rooms and information on how to book a room.
http://www.breezewoodmotel.com/
