Location ID: #10083673
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This beautiful property encompasses 44 acres with a long view of mountains, fields & a river that is almost 180 degrees. The property includes farmed and planted fields (corn, soy, hay) and unmowed meadows, wetland area, small fruit orchard, tree ...
The Garden Restaurant
Location ID: #10144711
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Mediterranean style restaurant in downtown Scranton.
Location ID: #10144699
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The Marketplace at Steamtown in downtown Scranton is comprised of many shops, vendors & businesses.
Location ID: #10144724
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Ice cream, bakery & coffee shop in downtown Scranton.
Location ID: #10144968
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Historic rail station in Carbondale aka "Pioneer City", Lackawanna County.
Milford Branch Library
Location ID: #10144032
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Public Library in Milford, Pike County.
Location ID: #10144671
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Operational vintage trains & bucolic scenery. In 1829 the Stourbridge Lion (the first steam engine locomotive) embarked on its maiden voyage & successfully transversed the Lackawaxen River. The transportation of coal from mines in northeastern ...
Location ID: #10144951
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The Lackawanna River Heritage Trail originates at the confluence of the Susquehanna & Lackawanna River's in Pittston. The trail meanders for 7 miles through the city of Scranton.
The Frisky Goat
Location ID: #10144200
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Coffee shop in Milford.
aka Forest Hall
Location ID: #10144034
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Forester's Hall, a historic building in Milford was constructed of bluestone in 1886; architectural styles: Renaissance & Chateauesque. It features small towers, gables, dormers & a steep pointed roof. An addition was built in 1904.
Location ID: #10144721
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Bakery in downtown Scranton with a Contemporary designed interior.
Location ID: #10144681
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The beautiful, undammed Delaware River in northeastern Pennsylvania offers nature lovers a myriad of views & activities. Lackawaxen borders its bank.
Location ID: #10144704
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Restaurant in downtown Scranton.
Location ID: #10144203
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Apple Valley Village in Milford features a restaurant, pub, 1800's school house & a Koi & duck pond.
Location ID: #10144701
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Located in the historic Bittenbender Building in downtown Scranton. The building was constructed in the 1870's.
Location ID: #10144718
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Restaurant located in downtown Scranton.
Location ID: #10085420
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Tyler State Park consists of 1,711 acres in Bucks County. Park roads, trails, and facilities are carefully nestled within the original farm and woodland setting. Neshaminy Creek meanders through the park, dividing the land into several interesting ...
Location ID: #10049974
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The evolution of the anthracite coal region began hundreds of millions of years ago. At that time, Pennsylvania was home to wetland forests; as the vegetation died it accumulated into vast quantities of decomposing organic matter. Over the ...
Location ID: #10048779
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Pottsville is the county seat of Schuylkill County. The city lies along the west bank of the Schuylkill River, 97 miles north-west of Philadelphia. It is located in Pennsylvania's Coal Region, named for the abundance of anthracite coal.
The ...
Location ID: #10100900
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Views of the city of Pottsville in Schuylkill County. Public streets and accessible spaces. Photos courtesy of Jamie Vesay.
Location ID: #10080444
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Boalsburg is a historic village just minutes from State College. Founded in 1798 by David Boal, the family mansion with its authentic Christopher Columbus Chapel is one of its prominent features.
Location ID: #10078995
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The Christopher Columbus Chapel is housed within the 200 year old Boal Mansion. Colonel Theodore Davis Boal, went to Europe in the 1890's and married Mathilde, a descendent of Christopher Columbus. Mathilde inherited the Columbus Chapel and brought ...
Location ID: #10046733
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Quaint Lamp & Shade Shop located in Lower Burrell in Westmoreland County
Location ID: #10088468
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Concrete City, Nanticoke in Luzerne County was built in 1911 & opened in 1913 as a company town. The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad’s Coal Division constructed twenty two, two story, seven room houses for mine supervisors and other VIP ...