When Roadside ... Roadside America, which bids visitors to look closely at the highly detailed and hand-crafted models built over a span of more than 50 years. Unfortunately, no photo yet ...

Three employees of Pennsylvania's Roadside America have an ambitious plan to save the historic attraction. It's going to be costly. Like, really costly. That's why, on Tuesday morning, they ...

Before I-78 was I-78 – back when folks weren't in such a hurry – a roadside attraction called Roadside America had motorists tapping the brakes. You could barely find a parking spot when it ...

But now, Roadside America is closed, and much of what made it special is being auctioned off. Jon Meyer got one last look at its glory On The Pennsylvania Road to this roadside gem.

Roadside America initially closed in March when Pennsylvania ordered all non-essential businesses to shut down. With cases again surging to record highs across the state and the rest of the ...

UPPER BERN TWP., Pa. - A popular roadside destination in Berks County is closing its doors after 85 years in business. Roadside America announced its permanent closure in a Facebook post on ...

"There's going to be a lot of train layouts in Berks County, in Pennsylvania, and all over the country that have a little piece of Roadside America in them." Though you'll never be able to go back ...

Roadside America in Shartlesville, Pennsylvania, gives visitors who pull off Interstate 78 in Berks County a chance to explore mountains, train, cars and villages all in miniature form.

A giant Mr. Peanut. The Polish Princess Piano. Multiple gargantuan milk bottles. Sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, right? Not quite. In fact, it's more likely something right out of ...