They were right in front of Harrisburg but they've turned back.

He moved to Harrisburg with his parents as a boy.

Since the early 18th century, Harrisburg has been home to many people of note.

South of the college lay what had once been a town called Harrisburg.

Local people from the Harrisburg area also worked on the bridge.

The post office took back its original name and the town of Harrisburg was born.

We played Harrisburg that year and never threw a pass.

Some even sleep in Harrisburg, a good 90 miles from the stadium.

She went to her desk, picked up the phone, and called the Harrisburg police.

The following day they began printing the first issue in Harrisburg.

Its sister city of Harrisburg is located on the south bank.

It is 33 miles northwest of the state capital, Harrisburg.

The county includes the city of Harrisburg, which has served as the state capital since 1812.

The train was pulling into Harrisburg when he came back to his car.

This is the first time Harrisburg had been without a cinema since 1920.

The folks back home in Harrisburg would not be impressed.

He then worked selling real estate and fire insurance in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg's greatest problem was a shrinking city population after 1950.

Can you begin to imagine the field day the media will have if we get married either here or in Harrisburg at my folks' place?

A lawsuit was filed to stop the move to Harrisburg.

He returned to Harrisburg and engaged in the bond business.

He had the headquarters based in Harrisburg, where it remains to this day.

It was more than four hours from Harrisburg by the fastest train.

County government was moved in 1859 to Harrisburg, a more central locale.

Harrisburg is also known world wide for its use of land value taxation.