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ID: 10073890

Train Station, Jim Thorpe

Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway

Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, United States

Beautiful working train station very well restored and ornate. Located in Jim Thorpe in the Pocono Mountains.

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ID: 10073053

Lacawac Carriage House

Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, United States

Cool old barn deep in woods, has small watch tower, and a beautiful decorated interior.

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ID: 10066983

BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY

Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Bloomsburg has the unique distinction of being the only incorporated "town" in Pennsylvania. It is the county seat for Columbia County and has a population of aproximately 15,000. Bloomsburg borders the Susquehanna River.

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ID: 10080840

MERCERSBURG, FRANKLIN COUNTY

Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Incorporated in 1831, Mercersburg, Franklin County exudes the charm of a quintessential small town in Pennsylvania.

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ID: 10073045

Woodloch Springs Golf Course

Hawley, Pennsylvania, United States

Fantastic golf course in a private development. Woodloch is very film friendly. There is also a clubhouse with a restaurant and a fitness center with a large pool as part of the property.

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ID: 10080698

HUGH MOORE PARK, EASTON

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States

The city of Easton's Hugh Moore Park spans 520 acres & includes sections of the Lehigh River & Lehigh Canal. The park was purchased by the city in 1962 with funds donated by Hugh Moore. The National Canal Museum is housed within the park and oversees historic sites within the park including: the Lehigh Canal (with its three operating locks), a locktender's house and ruins from several 19th century industrial sites. The canal boat Josiah White II is also operating within the park.

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ID: 10080694

VOLANT, LAWRENCE COUNTY

Volant, Pennsylvania, United States

Volant, Lawrence County is a small, quaint village complete with an old-fashioned main street and charming shops. The village, incorporated in 1893 was a gristmill town. Althought the mill closed in the 1970's the building is still the focal point of the village; it is presently operating as an antique & speciality shop.

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ID: 10080652

BUILDING IN PITTSBURGH, INTERIOR

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Spirit is a 10,000 square foot bar/venue/event hall/pizzeria. There is a 4,000 square foot parking lot with 26 parking spaces on the property as well. The building was built and designed to be the Lawrenceville #581 Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge back in 1948, and it has been so for the past 67 years. The chapter has recently closed, and the building was sold & the current owner is restoring the building, and reopening the compound to the public as a multi use 450 capacity event hall upstai...

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ID: 10080627

STATUES OF LIBERTY, LAWRENCE COUNTY

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States

Two replicas of the Statue of Liberty known as the Little Sisters of Lady Liberty can be found in Lawrence County. One is located in New Castle, the other in Ellwood City. The statues were erected in 1951 by the Boy Scouts; they stand aproximately 8.5 feet high and are made of copper.

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ID: 10078693

STARRUCCA VIADUCT, POCONO REGION

Lanesboro, Pennsylvania, United States

The Starrucca Viaduct, consisting of seventeen stone arches, spans the Starrucca Creek Valley, a tributary of the Susquehanna River in Lanesboro, Susquehanna County in the Poconos Mountains. Dating back to 1848, it is the oldest stone-arch railroad bridge still operating in Pennsylvania.

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ID: 10073261

Delaware Water Gap Cemetery

Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania, United States

Cemetery in the Delaware water gap.

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ID: 10080498

WASHINGTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE

Washington, Pennsylvania, United States

The present day Washington County Courthouse is the fourth one errected within the county since 1783. Construction was completed on the Italian Renaissance style building in November 1900. The interior is also quite ornate; it includes Italian marble corridors, Roman arches, an impressive dome and fifty-four rooms.

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ID: 10080420

BELLEFONTE'S HISTORIC TRAINS

Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, United States

Bellefonte's historic trains are preserved & promoted by the all volunteer Bellefonte Historical Railroad Society. The society owns several vintage pieces including rail cars and a wooden caboose. The society also organizes several train excursions annually.

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ID: 10080386

WAYNESBORO, FRANKLIN COUNTY

Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, United States

Waynesboro lies about two miles north of the Mason-Dixon line in Franklin County. First settled in 1749 by John Wallace, a descendant (also named John Wallace) created a town in 1797. Named Waynesburg (other towns had that name within the commonwealth), it was changed to Waynesboro in 1831 because of a federal ruling stipulating that towns with a post office could not have duplicate names.

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ID: 10079493

LEWISBURG, UNION COUNTY

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10080324

BRANDYWINE BATTLEFIELD, CHADDS FORD

Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, United States

Spanning 50 acres in suburban Philadelphia's Delaware County, the Brandywine Battlefield is the site of the largest engagement of the Revolutionary War. The battle was fought on September 11, 1777 and was lead by the Continential Army's General George Washington and Britain's General William Howe.

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ID: 10079960

SUGAR HOLLOW CREEK FARM LANDSCAPE VIEWS

Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Remodeled classic 1910 farmhouse, 2100 Sq. ft. on 11.6 acres which include large apple orchard, rolling lawns, arbor, creek, mowed open field with wildflower gardens, perennial gardens around the house, small barn, woods down to creek. Property also has mountain views, beautiful, sunsets, mature trees, gorgeous winter and fall scenes. two bay garage detached. House has a 30' x 24' living room with large stone fireplace flanked by French doors and sliding Pella sliding glass doors open ...

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ID: 10079945

SUGAR HOLLOW CREEK FARM

Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10079695

NEWTOWN, BUCKS COUNTY

Newtown, Pennsylvania, United States

Located aproximately 30 miles northeast of Philadelphia, Newtown was founded in 1684 by William Penn. It borders a creek that flows to the Delaware River. Penn considered Philadelphia his "great town" and thus referred to Newtown as his "new town". Many colonial residences & businesses were constructed reflecting all major architectural styles. Newtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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ID: 10079653

QUAKERTOWN TRAIN STATION

Quakertown, Pennsylvania, United States

Built in 1902 by the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company, the station operated for over 80 years. A large portion of the interior and roof were destroyed by a fire in 1989. As a result, the Quakertown Train Station Historical Society formed to rebuild and restore the station to its original elegance. A combination of grants and fundraising activities enabled the society to restore the building with the wood finishes and ornate chandeliers it displayed a century ago.

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ID: 10026051

LEWISBURG DOWNTOWN

Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Lewisburg in Union County is home to Bucknell University & over 5000 residents. The picturesque downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Consisting of six blocks with a town square in the center, Lewisburg is also bordered by the Susquehanna River.

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ID: 10079464

FRANKLIN COUNTY COURTHOUSE, CHAMBERSBURG

Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, United States

The present courthouse was built in 1865 around the remaining columns and walls of the courthouse burnt in 1864 by the Confederate Army. It is of Greek Revival style, two & a half stories and features a domed cupola with a statue of Ben Franklin on top.

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ID: 10079436

LITTLE TOBY CREEK, ELK COUNTY

Ridgway, Pennsylvania, United States

Picturesque Little Toby Creek is a tributary of the Clarion River. It is located near Ridgway, Elk County.

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ID: 10079295

JOHNSTOWN FLOOD MUSEUM

Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States

The catastrophic Johnstown Flood of 1889 caused the deaths of 2,209 people. The historic flood was caused by the failure of the South Fork dam to hold back the waters of Lake Conemaugh. Lake Conemaugh was used for recreational purposes by the South Fork Fishing & Hunting Club; membership included the tycoons Andrew Carnegie & Henry Frick. The dam, fourteen miles above Johnstown, burst and the body of water and debris traveled with the force of Niagara Falls and decimated the town. Grandv...

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ID: 10026050

MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH

Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, United States

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