Pennsylvania has become home to its third UNESCO World Heritage Site, joining a prestigious list of globally significant locations. This latest addition marks a significant achievement for the state, further solidifying its rich history and cultural importance.

While the article doesn’t explicitly state the newly designated site, the previous two sites are already mentioned:

Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, Philadelphia – A symbol of American independence and democracy.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Main Line (Philadelphia to Harrisburg Segment), a historic stretch of rail lines that played a crucial role in the development of the country.

The news highlights Pennsylvania’s continued commitment to preserving its heritage and showcasing it to the world. This latest UNESCO designation will undoubtedly attract increased tourism and further boost the state’s economy.