The Wooden Nickel, on historic Market Square Millersburg specializes in seafood, steaks, and pasta, as well as offering daily and weekend dinner specials. The kitchen is open from 11 am until 8 pm Sunday through Thursday and Friday & Saturday 11 am until 10 pm, serving lunch and dinner.
Our menu features a wide variety of seafood dishes, flame-grilled steaks, pork chops, and chicken, home-made pasta and pizza, along with salads, appetizers and desserts.The bar is open every night and offers daily and weekend drink specials as well as a complete variety of cold take-out beer. The bar has eight flat screen televisions, so patrons can enjoy sports programming all year long.
Our menu features a wide variety of seafood dishes, flame-grilled steaks, pork chops, and chicken, home-made pasta and pizza, along with salads, appetizers and desserts.The bar is open every night and offers daily and weekend drink specials as well as a complete variety of cold take-out beer. The bar has eight flat screen televisions, so patrons can enjoy sports programming all year long.
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The Wooden Nickel restaurant, on Market Square Millersburg, began life as the Hotel Gernert. The hotel was a popular stop in the 1920's and 30's when the two-day trip from Harrisburg to Sunbury necessitated an overnight stay in Millersburg. The Hotel also served the bustling railway station and the Millersburg Ferry.
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The Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art was founded in 1993 to celebrate the life and works of its namesake, the nationally recognized wildlife artist, naturalist and writer Ned Smith. The Olewine Gallery features changing exhibits of contemporary artists and photographers.
The Center's lands offer a tranquil outdoor experience on more than 500 contiguous acres of rustic beauty just outside Ned Smith's hometown of Millersburg, Pennsylvania, 30 minutes north of Harrisburg, the state capital.Nestled Among Pennsylvania's beautiful mountains lies the historic town of Millersburg - home of a unique transportation service whose very beginnings are lost in antiquity.
The Center's lands offer a tranquil outdoor experience on more than 500 contiguous acres of rustic beauty just outside Ned Smith's hometown of Millersburg, Pennsylvania, 30 minutes north of Harrisburg, the state capital.Nestled Among Pennsylvania's beautiful mountains lies the historic town of Millersburg - home of a unique transportation service whose very beginnings are lost in antiquity.
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