Location ID: #10314215
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The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education is 365 acres of wilderness located in Philadelphia. With more than three miles of trails our natural landscape holds five ponds, forests of tall trees, fields of wildflowers, and five ponds. The ...
Location ID: #10314337
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Location ID: #10314603
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Very well maintained 3 or 4 bedroom Stone Ranch. Enter the main front door via a beautiful Flagstone Walkway into the front foyer. The foyer has Mahogany walls and leads to a bright and sunny living room with bay window and plantation shutters, ...
Location ID: #10314962
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Founded in 1965, the Schuylkill Center is one of the first urban environmental education centers in the country, with 365 acres of fields, forests, ponds, and streams in northwest Philadelphia.
Location ID: #10066320
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Beltzville State Park is a 3002 acre park located in the foothills of the Pocono Mountains. The park includes the Beltzville Dam built on the Pohopoco Creek by the US Army Corps of Engineers as a flood contol project. The park also features a sand ...
Location ID: #10164515
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The 15,990 acre Hickory Run State Park lies in the western foothills of the Pocono Mountains. The most notable feature of the state park is the huge boulder field located in the northeast corner. The field comprises about 720,000 square feet (16.5 ...
Location ID: #10103636
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Countryside & roads found in & around Hershey, Dauphin County.
Location ID: #10314851
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The Ott Center for Track and Field is a $69.3-million, 73,000-gross-square-foot, state-of-the-art indoor track and field facility on the southwest corner of the University of Pennsylvania campus.
The Ott Center includes a banked track, long and ...
Location ID: #10300548
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The Corporal Johnston H. Skelly Post No.9, Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) Hall, locally referred to as the G.A.R. Hall, serves as a successful example of the restoration and adaptive reuse of Gettysburg's oldest standing church building that ...
Location ID: #10314339
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Does your film project need a former industrial site covered in graffiti art and no roof to convey an end-of-the-world scene, youthful vibe, or some other creative purpose?
Film at Ruins Hall in tiny Glen Rock, York County.
Ruins Hall is a ...
Location ID: #10089013
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Historic building circa 1940 located in college town in the Pocono Mountains.
Location ID: #10123319
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The story of Lehigh University begins in the ashes of the Civil War and the aspirational educational hopes of a rags-to-riches industrialist.
Lehigh welcomes filmmakers to tell their stories on its campuses. Here filmmakers will find a university ...
Location ID: #10279604
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Olyphant is a borough in the heart of Pennsylvania's Coal Region. It lies along the Lackawanna River about six miles northeast of Scranton.
Location ID: #10144962
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Lackawanna County's Merli-Sarnoski Park spans 840 acres & contains a 35 acre lake. Amenities include: trails, a sandy beach, a soccer field, basketball & volleyball courts.
Location ID: #10312974
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McDade Park, created in the 1970s from reclaimed coal mining terrain, is Lackawanna County’s premier destination park.
The 180-acre park includes:
• An Olympic-sized swimming pool with bath house
• Children’s fishing pond stocked several times ...
Location ID: #10145020
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Lake Scranton is a reservoir in Lackawanna County. The reservoir & dam were built in the early 1900's. The lake is surrounded by a 3.5 mile running trail.
Location ID: #10055727
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The 1,445-acre Lackawanna State Park, Lackawanna County is located in Benton & North Abington Townships ten miles north of Scranton. The 198-acre Lackawanna Lake in the heart of the park, is surrounded multi-use trails winding through forest land.
Location ID: #10073057
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Cool old coal mine, looks as it did when it was active. ***FILM FRIENDLY.
Location ID: #10160764
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Dunmore, Lackawanna County is a borough in northeastern Pennsylvania's Coal Region. It is adjacent to the city of Scranton.
Location ID: #10189170
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Clarks Summit in northeastern Pennsylvania is a borough located about 7 miles from the city of Scranton.
Location ID: #10189166
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Carbondale, Lackawanna County is part of northeastern Pennsylvania's Coal Region. Located about 15 miles NE of Scranton it has the distinction of the First Deep Underground Coal Mine in the US having been discovered there.
Location ID: #10047039
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Archbald Pothole State Park is a 150-acre park in northeastern Pennsylvania. The park is named for Archbald Pothole, a geologic feature that formed during the Wisconsin Glacial Period, around 15,000 years ago. The pothole is 38 feet deep and has an ...
Aylesworth Creek Dam
Location ID: #10144944
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This 252 acre Lackawanna County park was originally created in 1970 as a dam control project by the US Army Corp of Engineers.
Location ID: #10088860
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The Anthracite Heritage Museum in Scranton preserves & provides an accurate representation of the lives of the European immigrants that settled in northeastern Pennsylvania to work in the coal mines & related industries. The harsh working ...