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LCCVB
The Lackawanna County Convention and Visitors Bureau is the designated tourism promotion agency for Lackawanna County. Learn more ...
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The Lackawanna County Visitors Center Located at, 99 Glenmaura National Blvd. Moosic, PA 18507 this newly constructed visitors center was built to cater to any and all needs of area visitors. If there is something you need and can't find, look to us! Learn more ...
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Local
Parks
Searching for the perfect day trip
or family setting? Lackawanna
County offers some of the most beautiful
parks in the country. Learn
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Lackawanna
Coal Mine
Go down in history! Descend 300
ft. below ground to explore abandoned
tunnels of rock and coal.
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Electric
Trolley Museum
The Electric City Trolley
Museum is a collaborative effort
involving many partners. Together
they have created a premier electric
railway museum in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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PNC Field
Lackawanna County Stadium was completed
in 1989, so it's a modern steel-and-concrete
facility and has a lower and upper
deck, offering spectators alternative
viewing locations. Learn
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McDade
Park
In the mid 70’s Congressman
Joseph McDade, of the 10th District,
secured funding and support to reclaim
the continental strippings and convert
it to a recreational park.
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Aylesworth Park
This park is a 252 acre public recreational park the 4-acre lake features a beach, picnic area and hiking trails It is located in Archbald, about 10 miles upstream from Scranton. Learn More ... |
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Merli-Sarnoski
Park
This park is eight hundred
and forty (840) acres of untouched
natural beauty and was named
after Lackawanna County Congressional
Medal of Honor recipients Gino Merli
and Joseph Sarnoski.
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