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Scranton Map, Pennsylvania

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Scranton Nightlife

The entire belt of Easton, Harrisburg, Scranton and Piitson in Pennsylvania region offer some of best cafés and restaurants that serve great tasting food right from pizzas, pastas, seafood and even vegetarian fares. This city also has hosts of bars and grill restaurants. Many of these remain open till late at night, if not all night long. But because nighttime entertainment is more about enjoying oneself rather than... read more

Scranton Travel Guide

To produce T-Rails, the Lackawanna Steel Company was founded in 1840. In 1851, ‘The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad’ was established. To add to the growth, the Delaware and Hudson was founded in 1863. In 1886, the first trolley system of the country was established. It was an electrified streetcar because of which the city came to be known as ‘the electric city.’ read more

Scranton Sightseeing

Talking of Scranton’s other museums, there is the Everhart Museum that tells you a lot about Scranton’s natural history. The museum also has decent collection of artworks. The Houdini Museum displays different exhibits related to Houdini’s life and career. Scranton’s Holocaust Museum & Research Center, established in 1994, houses artifacts collected and preserved by the Jewish community of Northeastern... read more

Scranton History

Early settlers started arriving in the late 1700s and a small village community named Slocum Hollow was formed. The house of Isaac Tripp (who is believed to be the first settler) stands testimony to that period of the history of Scranton in Pennsylvania. read more