Carlisle Pennsylvania – Information

Carlisle Pennsylvania – Information

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Here is a quick list of information and resources for Carlisle. You can also find more by searching (using the search box at the top of the page).

Official Borough Sources
Carlisle Police : 717-243-5252
Carlisle Borough
Carlisle School District

Utilities
Electric: PP&L
Natural Gas: UGI
Water/Sewer: Contact the Borough (link above)
Telephone: Embarq

Organizations
Carlisle Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Carlisle Association

Dickinson College
Penn State Dickinson School of Law

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Carlisle Fish and Game Assn

Carlisle Fish and Game Assn

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Carlisle Fish & Game Association is located midway between Carlisle and Mechanicsburg on State Route 641. Its more than 100 acres is dedicated to outdoor recreational pursuits. Activities open to the public include trap, skeet, sporting clays, wobble trap and 5-stand. A 300-yard rifle range with covered firing line and 25-yard pistol range are reserved for members, as are the fishing lake, archery field course, and archery practice range. Hunter safety instruction, fly tying, rifle and shotgun classes and semi-annual outings are available for both members and the community at large.

1421 W. Trindle Road
Carlisle, PA 17013
717-249-9808

The Marketing of Carlisle : Part V

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by Charlie Andrews

Carlisle’s Potential

Carlisle is already a destination for the local area, but it is the potential day-trippers within a two-hour driving radius who put a tremendous amount of disposable income within reach of our community. This means more people coming to Carlisle for all the right reasons, to shop, partake of our cultural events, to establish businesses and even to live in the proposed renovated areas of our downtown. For this to happen Carlisle must market itself.

Downtown Carlisle is a destination for:
• Antiques • Art • Crafts
• Specialty Shops • Fine Dining • Boutiques
• History • Architecture • Entertainment
• Cultural Events • Fine Hotels • Bed & Breakfasts
• Books • Baking/Desserts

Additionally, Carlisle’s fine lodging in its downtown allows visitors to take in not only Carlisle but surrounding historic and scenic areas. Some other attractions to people from outside our area are:

• Carlisle Car Shows • Area Civil War Sites
• Cumberland County Historical Society • Local/Area Museums • Dickinson College
• Famous Trout Streams
• US Army War College • Historic Colleges
• Dickinson School of Law

Some Allies of Carlisle
who also have a mutual interest in the health of our community are:
• Area Industries • Carlisle Productions
• Dickinson College
• Law School • US Army War College • Wal-Mart
• Lowes • Home Depot

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Carlisle House Bed & Breakfast

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As the only B&B in the Carlisle Downtown Historic District, and voted “Best of Carlisle Area” 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007, we offer the very best in amenities, in the elegance of a home in its present form since 1826.

In-room telephones with free domestic local and long-distance calling, broadband Internet both wired and wireless, fine English teas and an international-themed quiche breakfast are all inclusive of the nightly rate.

Business guests will appreciate the high-speed Internet, fax and copying facilities. Leave your car in our off-street parking and walk to the Carlisle Fairgrounds, Dickinson College and Law School, the Cumberland County Historical Society, the Carlisle Regional Performing Arts Center and some of the best restaurants, shops and antiques in South Central Pennsylvania.

148 S Hanover Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
(717) 249-0350

The Garden Gallery

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The Garden Gallery, owned by Charles and Susie Andrews, was established in 1976 in historic downtown Carlisle, and is the oldest fine arts gallery in Central Pennsylvania.
The gallery is also famous for its custom framing/design center as well as for art, photography and frame restoration. Charles has extensive experience in using various materials and fabrication techniques, and is a technical consultant to artists and corporations regarding fabrication, display, and archival protection of art works.

Charles and Susie are also both artists working in ceramics. Their work is shown at the gallery along with a number of outstanding artists some of whom have been represented by the gallery for over 20 years. The Garden Gallery primarily represents Pennsylvania artists along with a few nationally recognized artists from New York, New Mexico, and Kansas.

The gallery showcases its fine arts and crafts with art shows throughout the year. You will find fine original paintings, hand blown glass, ceramics, (functional as well as non-functional), silver jewelry, photography and more. The Garden Gallery is a celebration of not only the handmade but of a community that exists to create for personal and public satisfaction, and to promote and enhance the world in which it exists.

Domestic Violence Services

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DVS/CP seeks to provide services and support to those who are experiencing domestic violence and to foster, as resources allow, social and systems change through education and advocacy.

DVS/CP is a private, non-profit organization incorporated in May 1990 and has provided 24 hour a day unduplicated services to the communities of Cumberland and Perry counties since 12:01 midnight on July 28, 1990.