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Originally inhabited by the Lenape and Susquehannock tribes, Palmyra, Pennsylvania was settled by Scotch-Irish and German Palatinate migrants in the early 18th century. A post office was established in 1804, with the name of Palmyra (after the Roman outpost in Syria) becoming official by 1810.
Palmyra developed following the completion of the Union Canal in 1827 before the Age of Steam arrived with the Lebanon Valley Railroad in 1857. But it was in the post-Civil War years that it really flourished with a grain warehouse, a slaughterhouse, and a lumber mill bringing industry to the town.
Today, Palmyra is a charismatic place to rent an RV and base yourself while exploring the sights of Lebanon County. It’s within easy access of scenic reserves and the military history of Fort Indiantown Gap, as well as the family-friendly attractions of Hersheypark.
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