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ID: 10083099

SCRANTON STREETS

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States

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 the largest known deposits of anthracite coal in both North & South America.

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ID: 10077654

Scranton Depot

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States

An old empty Depot in the Pocono Mountains

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ID: 10189173

ARCHBALD

Archbald, Pennsylvania, United States

Archbald is a suburban borough in northeastern Pennsylvania about 12 miles NE of Scranton.

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ID: 10144943

Archbald Regional Park

Archbald, Pennsylvania, United States

Recreational park in northeastern Pennsylvania's Archbald Borough, Lackawanna County.

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ID: 10091660

EMMAUS, LEHIGH COUNTY

Emmaus, Pennsylvania, United States

Incorporated in 1859, Emmaus Borough is in eastern Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley; five miles southwest of Allentown & 50 miles north of Philadelphia. Views depict streets with businesses & residential homes.

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ID: 10095431

SUSQUEHANNOCK STATE FOREST

Coudersport, Pennsylvania, United States

Susquehannock State Forest spans 265,000 acres in Potter, Clinton & McKean counties & is known for its vast swath/stand of productive black cherry trees. Contained within are the Hammersley Wild Area & Forest A. Dutlinger Natural Area. The Hammersley encompasses 30,253 acres of wooded valley & plateaus. Dutlinger is comprised of 1,521 acres of mostly old growth timber.

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ID: 10077720

BETHLEHEM, LEHIGH VALLEY

Bethlehem (Lehigh), Pennsylvania, United States

Bethlehem, located in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley has a population of about 75,000. Founded in 1741, Bethlehem is known for its colonial and industrial past.

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ID: 10088675

WEST PARK BAND SHELL, ALLENTOWN

Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States

Opened in 1909, West Park is known for its prominent band shell and the numerous outdoor concerts performed there. The beautiful park also features a fountain, ornamental trees & gardens. It is centrally located within the city of Allentown.

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ID: 10091992

LYNFORD LARDNER CABIN, TREXLER MEMORIAL PARK

Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States

The Lynford Lardner Cabin, built c. 1746-1750 is located within Allentown’s Trexler Memorial Park. The story-and-a-half log cabin was used in the early twentieth century by General Harry C. Trexler, a local philanthropist, as a summer retreat on his Springhouse Farm (now Trexler Park). The General built substantial additions to the log structure but, in 1952, they were removed to restore the log building to its current, more historic appearance. The cabin has board-and-batten siding on the up...

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ID: 10096316

NORTHAMPTON STREET BRIDGE, EASTON

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States

Easton's Northampton Street Bridge (aka "The Free Bridge") is owned & operated by the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission. Completed in 1896, this historic bridge transverses the Delaware River connecting Easton to New Jersey.

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ID: 10085179

EASTON AERIAL VIEW

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States

Easton is the county seat for Northampton County. It is located in eastern Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley in close proximity to Allentown & Bethlehem. It is approximately 55 miles north of Philadelphia and only 70 miles west of NYC, convenient for NYC production companies looking for close proximity to the city.

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ID: 10103287

EASTON

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10078302

EASTON

Easton, Pennsylvania, United States

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ID: 10078740

EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY CELLS

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Opened in 1829, Eastern State Penitentiary was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world. Today it stands in ruin as a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. The facility quickly became one of the most copied buildings in the United States. It is estimated that more than 300 prisons worldwide are based on the Penitentiary's wagon-wheel or "radial" floor plan. It is known for its grand architecture and strict discipline; a prison designed to inspire peniten...

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ID: 10072812

SOMERSET COUNTY COURTHOUSE

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States

The Somerset County Courthouse errected between 1904 & 1906 is a Classical Revival building complete with a copper dome. The interior features an Italian marble staircase that rises in three directions and a stained glass rotunda. The dome rises to 135 feet with a total building elevation of 2190 feet making it the highest county seat in Pennsylvania.

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ID: 10083933

STATE COLLEGE DOWNTOWN

State College, Pennsylvania, United States

State College, Centre County is primarily a college town. The borough is dominated by the University Park Campus of Penn State University.

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ID: 10085150

MILFORD COMMUNITY HOUSE

Pinchot Homestead/Pike County Chamber of Commerce

Milford, Pennsylvania, United States

The Milford Community House, formally the Pinchot Homestead was built in 1855 in Greek Revival style. It is located within the Milford Historic District and was the former home of the Milford Branch of the Pike County Public Library.

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ID: 10069700

CHIMNEY ROCKS PARK, HOLLIDAYSBURG

Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Chimney Rocks is a natural wonder overlooking Hollidaysburg, Blair County. It is a lime stone formation that consists of 120 perches. The borough of Hollidaysburg purchased Chimney Rocks and the surrounding land in 1994 and developed it into a park.

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ID: 10069701

HOLLIDAYSBURG, BLAIR COUNTY

Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Hollidaysburg, a borough in Blair County was founded in 1796. It is home to the natural lime formation Chimney Rocks.

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ID: 10096020

ERIE'S STATE STREET

Erie, Pennsylvania, United States

Erie is a city located in northwestern Pennsylvania. Named for the lake and the Native American tribe that resided along its southern shore, Erie is the state's fourth-largest city. The city is the seat of government for Erie County. Once teeming with heavy industry, Erie's manufacturing sector remains prominent in the local economy. Presque Isle State Park, is located on the shore of Lake Erie. Erie is known as the Flagship City because of the presence of Oliver Hazard Perry's flagship Niaga...

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ID: 10045815

ERIE, AERIAL VIEWS

Erie, Pennsylvania, United States

Erie was founded in 1795 and was at one time called “Gem City”, some say for the sparkling bay. It is the home port of the Brig Niagara (reconstructed flagship of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry). Erie is the 4th largest city in Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania’s only lake port city. Presque Isle Bay on Lake Erie is surrounded by a 7-mile peninsula; an average of 1.5 million fish are caught each year in the lake, its bays and tributaries. Erie is home to the oldest land lighthouse on the Grea...

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ID: 10083673

MEHOOPANY PROPERTY

Mehoopany, Pennsylvania, United States

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 lined and open streams and a huge weeping willow. A log home sits on a high knoll and looks out over fields and the river.

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