Location ID: #10079348
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Pittston Township in Luzerne County was founded in 1790. Part of northeastern Pennsylvania's Coal Region, coal mining was the dominant industry of the town for many decades.
Location ID: #10056309
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Nescopeck State Park spans 3,550 acres in Luzerne County in northeastern Pennsylvania. Bordered on the south by steep Mount Yeager and on the north by Nescopeck Mountain, the park encompasses wetlands, rich forests and many diverse habitats & ...
Location ID: #10144708
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Public Memorial in the Center of downtown Scranton.
Location ID: #10080356
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Originally called the Comerford Movie Theatre, the F.M. Kirby Center was built in 1937; completed & opened in 1938. The Art Deco building with its lavish interior contains five lobbies, rose colored mirrors, tall fluted columns and a giant ...
Location ID: #10075765
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Bridge located in the Pocono Mountains.
Location ID: #10089011
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Isaac Tripp, Scranton's first settler built the house in 1771. Enlarged by his great grandson in 1812, then remodeled by Col. Ira Tripp during 1870-91. can be rented for parties and weddings, etc.
Location ID: #10082745
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Scranton in northeastern Pennsylvania is the seat of Lackawanna County. It is the largest of the former anthracite coal communities in the Coal Region and was incorporated as a city in 1866. The Coal Region of northeastern PA is known to have had ...
Location ID: #10077655
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Nay Aug Park, located within the city of Scranton, was eastablished by Mayor W.L. Connell in 1893. The park's name means “noisy water or roaring brook” in the lanaguage of the area's original inhabbitants the Munsee Indians, a subgroup of the ...
Location ID: #10316783
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The scenic 70-mile Lackawanna Heritage Trail winds through the heart of Northeastern Pennsylvania's Lackawanna Heritage Valley and connects to the historic D&H Rail-Trail. This trail system stiches together more than 30 communities across Luzerne, ...
Location ID: #10077798
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Built in 1884, the Lackawanna County Courthouse occupies a 4.7 acre lot in downtown Scranton. It was built in the Romanesque Revival style, is three and a half storys high and includes a five story clocktower. It is listed on the National Register ...
Location ID: #10089013
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Historic building circa 1940 located in college town in the Pocono Mountains.
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.
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 ...
Location ID: #10093808
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Comprised of over 95,000 acres in Cumberland & Perry counties the Tuscarora State Forest is characterized by an abundance of mature oak & hemlock trees. The rich variety of wildlife within can be enjoyed while traveling along the 157 miles of park ...
Location ID: #10047065
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Tucked in the side of Conococheague Mountain and surrounded by Tuscarora State Forest, Big Spring State Park is a quaint picnic and hiking area. A short loop trail leads to a partially completed railroad tunnel with historic interpretation at the ...
Location ID: #10310778
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The 15,990-acre Hickory Run State Park, Carbon County, has stunning waterfalls, miles of trout streams, deep forests, a National Natural Landmark boulder field and more than 40 miles of hiking trails along the foothills of the Pocono Mountains.
Location ID: #10094735
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Bald Eagle State Forest spans over 193,000 acres in the mountain ridges of northcentral Pennsylvania. Within, copious expanses of Old Growth Forest & miles of mountain streams abound.
Location ID: #10072656
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Forest has trees, shrubs, bushes, real woodsy feel. Creeks, streams, swamps, fire tower, and ponds are prevalent.
Location ID: #10054616
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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: #10087001
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In 1991 the Windber Historic District was nominated to the National Register of Historic Places. The district includes most of the original Berwind-White planned grid, and encompasses land and buildings in both Cambria and Somerset Counties. Windber ...
Location ID: #10084744
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Need a ginormous cave for your next film project involving bats, vampires, dwarfs, dark elves, orcs, or whatever your creatives dreamed up in the script? Then spelunkle down to Laurel Caverns State Park in Fayette County.
This natural wonder ...
Location ID: #10094631
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Forbes State Forest spans nearly 59,000 acres through the Laurel Highlands in Fayette, Somerset & Westmoreland counties. Included within is Pennsylvania's highest point of elevation, Mount Davis at 3,213 feet.
Location ID: #10056061
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Laurel Mountain State Park in Westmoreland County is located high atop Laurel Ridge at close to 3,000 feet in elevation. The park features a downhill skiing area and beautiful views of the rolling countryside of the Ligonier Valley. The slopes and ...