A History of Beer GardensMain MenuThe Popularity of Beer Gardens in America was Directly Impacted by the Acceptance or Lack Thereof of German-AmericansThe BeginningHow Beer Gardens were BornBeer Gardens and the PicnicEthnic Foods in Beer GardensThe Temperance MovementThe Second Great Awakening to ProhibitionWar Hysteria and German PersecutionWWI & WWIICreditsRobert Soucekfbd4bc6c4f148f75409489cacd56dd08fe93f17b
German Immigration in Pennsylvania
1media/Marzen-Yuengling.pngmedia/Immigration_by_country.jpg2017-04-12T18:29:16-07:00Robert Soucekfbd4bc6c4f148f75409489cacd56dd08fe93f17b150751The First German Stronghold in Americaplain2017-04-12T18:29:16-07:00Robert Soucekfbd4bc6c4f148f75409489cacd56dd08fe93f17bDuring the colonial era, between sixty-five and one hundred thousand German speaking people immigrated to America, many of whom settled in Pennsylvania. One of the first German speaking towns established in the colonies was aptly named Germantown in Pennsylvania.