Location ID: #10248589
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Pen Argyl is a suburban community in the Lehigh Valley's Northampton County.
Location ID: #10087961
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Nazareth, Northampton County was founded in 1740. This quaint, picturesque town is only four miles from Bethlehem and one hour from both Philadelphia & NYC.
Location ID: #10087959
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Nazareth, Northampton County was founded in 1740. This quaint, picturesque town is only four miles from Bethlehem and one hour from both Philadelphia & NYC.
Location ID: #10087953
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Nazareth, Northampton County was founded in 1740. This quaint, picturesque town is only four miles from Bethlehem and one hour from both Philadelphia & NYC.
Location ID: #10087955
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Nazareth, Northampton County was founded in 1740. This quaint, picturesque town is only four miles from Bethlehem and one hour from both Philadelphia & NYC.
***aka Upper Mount Bethel Township
Location ID: #10248581
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A Lehigh Valley community in Northampton County. Mount Bethel is approximately 18 miles north of Easton.
***aka Lewis Township
Location ID: #10248569
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Millmont is a rural community in Union County. It is approximately 60 miles north of Harrisburg.
***aka White Deer Township
Location ID: #10248563
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New Columbia aka White Deer Township is located in north central Pennsylvania near the West Branch of the Susquehanna River.
Location ID: #10093065
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Picturesque Montgomery in rural Lycoming County lies along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. It is approximately 8 miles south of Williamsport & 75 miles north of Harrisburg.
Location ID: #10248560
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Turbotville in north central Pennsylvania's Northumberland County is located in the Upper Susquehanna Valley.
Location ID: #10248547
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Suburban home, center hall colonial on 3 acres. The home has a large gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a wet bar, child and teen rooms, a large yard with a soccer field, trampoline, climber, swing set, ninja slack line, large tree ...
Location ID: #10248542
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Suburban home, center hall colonial on 3 acres. The home has a large gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a wet bar, child and teen rooms, a large yard with a soccer field, trampoline, climber, swing set, ninja slack line, large tree ...
Location ID: #10248505
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Located along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Watsontown, Northumberland County is a charming town 60 miles north of Harrisburg.
Location ID: #10248492
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Mount Union is a small community located along the Juniata River in Huntingdon County.
Location ID: #10046336
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Picturesque New Hope borough in Bucks County was incorporated in 1837. The Post Ofhce was established in 1805. A number of old houses are still standing. Mention has been made of the "Vansant Farmhouse", the oldest house in New Hope. As there was ...
***aka Brown Township
Location ID: #10248424
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Reedsville in rural central Pennsylvania is approximately 6 miles from Lewistown & 62 miles north of Harrisburg.
Location ID: #10248372
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Historic ten thousand square foot townhome (more like NY Upper East Side), beaux-arts style private residence designed in 1900 for Jay Cooke III. Ornate crown moldings, parquet floors, original fireplaces in every room, one of a kind stained and ...
Location ID: #10248414
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Burnham, Mifflin County is only a short distance from Lewistown & approximately 70 miles north of Harrisburg.
***aka Armagh Township
Location ID: #10248413
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Milroy is located in rural central Pennsylvania approximately 75 miles north of Harrisburg.
***aka Halfmoon Township
Location ID: #10248390
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Port Matilda is a small town in Centre County approximately 12 miles west of State College.
Location ID: #10248388
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Snow Shoe is a rural community roughly 30 miles NW of Penn State University.
Location ID: #10248386
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Howard, Centre County is considered part of the State College MSA. It is roughly 26 miles north of Penn State University.
Location ID: #10248344
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Tyrone in Blair County is located approximately 15 miles NE of Altoona & 25 miles west of Penn State University.
Location ID: #10248311
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Ringing Rocks Park consists of a 128 acre boulder field. Named as such because the rocks ring like bells when struck. Use a hammer & enjoy.