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Nestled on the far eastern edge of New Orange City, the Pennsy neighborhood emerges as a unique haven, offering a rural escape within the bustling metropolis. Bounded by OAX International Airport and Aboite neighborhood to the west, Pennsy is distinguished as the city's most bucolic enclave, boasting a mere 13 structures set amidst a dense redwood forest.

Geographical Setting

Pennsy's geographical landscape sets it apart from the urban sprawl of New Orange City. A solitary road serves as the lifeline connecting the neighborhood to the city. Devoid of rail connections, the community relies primarily on dirt and gravel pathways, contributing to its rustic charm.

Landmarks and Attractions

Despite its modest size, Pennsy is home to several noteworthy structures that define its character. The Skodabed Winery takes center stage, offering a unique blend of event spaces, retail facilities, and wine tasting experiences. The Skodabed Cellar, an integral part of the winery, serves as the hub where wine is meticulously processed and aged, contributing to Pennsy's reputation as a purveyor of fine wines.

In Bloom Flower Farm, with its storefront and accompanying workshop, adds a vibrant touch to the neighborhood. The flower farm not only beautifies Pennsy but also serves as a local source for floral delights.

Community Spaces

Pennsy Tavern and P&M Dance Hall cater to the social and recreational needs of the community. The tavern provides a gathering place for locals to unwind, while the dance hall serves as a vibrant community center where residents come together to celebrate and connect.

Historical Roots

Founded as a farming community in 1900, Pennsy has deep historical roots that echo through the ages. The neighborhood's annexation by Oranjestad in 1939 marked a pivotal moment in its journey, as it transitioned from an independent settlement to an integral part of the growing city.

Agricultural Legacy

Pennsy's fame extends beyond its rustic allure, with a vineyard and flower farm adding to its agricultural legacy. Skodabed Winery, in particular, stands as a testament to the neighborhood's commitment to viticulture.

As the most rural neighborhood in New Orange City, Pennsy remains a serene retreat, inviting residents and visitors to embrace the tranquility of its redwood-shrouded haven.

Area Businesses

Skodabed Winery - Winery
In Bloom - Flower Supplier
Pennsy Tavern - Bar & Grill
P&M Dance Hall Music Center

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-'''Pennsy''' is a neighborhood on the eastern edge of metropolitan [[Oranjestad]]. Pennsy is known as a bedroom community to adjacent [[Aboite]], and is famous for its flower farms and the Skodabed Winery. It is south of the independent community of Nivosus, west of Petra & Jalmeera, and north of the [[Monon]] neighborhood.
+Nestled on the far eastern edge of [[Oranjestad|New Orange City]], the '''Pennsy''' neighborhood emerges as a unique haven, offering a rural escape within the bustling metropolis. Bounded by [[OAX International Airport]] and [[Aboite]] neighborhood to the west, Pennsy is distinguished as the city's most bucolic enclave, boasting a mere 13 structures set amidst a dense redwood forest.
-==History==
+====Geographical Setting====
-The first non-native settlers arrived in what is now Pennsy in 1835. They arrived as a result of the end of the War of the Grand Coalition, which opened up lands to the east previously preserved as a buffer between Oranjestad and eastern tribes. Those who settled the area were primarily members of the Church of the Third Revelation. Modern-day Pennsy is almost entirely Third Revelation worshippers as a result.
+Pennsy's geographical landscape sets it apart from the urban sprawl of New Orange City. A solitary road serves as the lifeline connecting the neighborhood to the city. Devoid of rail connections, the community relies primarily on dirt and gravel pathways, contributing to its rustic charm.
-Pennsy was officially founded in 1836. It was annexed into Oranjestad in 1919. Pennsy was the first area occupied by Athitican forces during the Second World War and was the last area to be liberated as well.
+====Landmarks and Attractions====
+Despite its modest size, Pennsy is home to several noteworthy structures that define its character. The '''Skodabed Winery''' takes center stage, offering a unique blend of event spaces, retail facilities, and wine tasting experiences. The Skodabed Cellar, an integral part of the winery, serves as the hub where wine is meticulously processed and aged, contributing to Pennsy's reputation as a purveyor of fine wines.
+'''In Bloom Flower Farm''', with its storefront and accompanying workshop, adds a vibrant touch to the neighborhood. The flower farm not only beautifies Pennsy but also serves as a local source for floral delights.
+====Community Spaces====
+Pennsy Tavern and P&M Dance Hall cater to the social and recreational needs of the community. The tavern provides a gathering place for locals to unwind, while the dance hall serves as a vibrant community center where residents come together to celebrate and connect.
+====Historical Roots====
+Founded as a farming community in 1900, Pennsy has deep historical roots that echo through the ages. The neighborhood's annexation by Oranjestad in 1939 marked a pivotal moment in its journey, as it transitioned from an independent settlement to an integral part of the growing city.
+====Agricultural Legacy====
+Pennsy's fame extends beyond its rustic allure, with a vineyard and flower farm adding to its agricultural legacy. Skodabed Winery, in particular, stands as a testament to the neighborhood's commitment to viticulture.
+As the most rural neighborhood in New Orange City, Pennsy remains a serene retreat, inviting residents and visitors to embrace the tranquility of its redwood-shrouded haven.
 ==Area Businesses==