Much of York's historic past has been retained in the authentically restored Gate's House and Plough Tavern where the Conway Cable to oust General Washington was revealed and smashed by General Lafayette's toast. York's historic past is also recaptured in the Historical Society Museum and the Colonial Court House. An unique feature within the Historical Society building is a reconstruction of a street scene in Colonial York. The society makes available to the public an extensive library, rich in genealogical material, prints and photographs relating the County history, museum exhibits, antiques and Indian artifacts. York Fairgrounds 848-2596 and countless historic buildings, farmers stands and markets, bed and breaksfasts, parks and recreational facilities.
Tourism is a multi-million dollar industry in York County.
Besides the historic attractions, York County's natural beauty, abundant golf courses and other recreation facilities draws many people on their vacation visits to this part of the nation.