Windsor, PA

Windsor is a York County borough that began as Windsorville in 1905, taking its name from Windsor, England. Its most distinctive annual tradition is Steam-O-Rama, held by the Early American Steam Engine Society on the grounds along Manor Road. The show brings old engines, tractors, demonstrations, parts-swapping, and the sort of machinery talk that turns a local calendar date into a gathering point. Windsor sits in the York–Hanover landscape of south-central Pennsylvania, but its own small-town marker is a name from across the Atlantic and an engine show that keeps the past running close to home.