Cheap Things To Do in Tafton, Pennsylvania

Lake Wallenpaupack, 13 miles long, is the largest impoundment of water in the Poconos. Built by the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company in 1926 for the generation of hydroelectric power, the dam n... More on Trails

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Inscription. The highway here follows closely the route of the Delaware Indian trail from Minisink Island to Wyoming. Refugees from the Massacre of Wyoming, 1778, camped by the “boiling” spring, which may be seen in the ... More on HMDB

'Pocono Peak Lake' is a lake in Lehigh Township, Pennsylvania. The lake is the origin of the Lehigh River. Category:Lakes of Pennsylvania Category:Wayne ... More on Wikipedia

The green fullness of the rolling hills, quick glimpses of granite cliff faces, and bald eagles perched on trees overlooking the water form a vibrant backdrop as the Delaware River snakes ... More on 800poconos.com

Rolling hills, riverfront villages, and bald eagles perched on trees form a vibrant backdrop as the Delaware River snakes gracefully through the rural countryside. But the story of the Upper Delawa... More on Nps.gov

NY State's Upper Delaware Scenic Byway offers a pleasing drive through quaint communities along the Upper Delaware Scenic ... More on iloveny.com

Inscription. The present day Fort, a replica of the frontier “lower fort” of the Cushetunk settlement of 1755-1785, was originally located six miles up river near Milanville, Pennsylvan... More on HMDB

Inscription. The site of Horace Greeleys Utopian colony modeled on Brook Farm and the ideas of Fourier, French Socialist, was located here. Based on common property holding and equal labor, it failed in 1845 after July frosts had ... More on HMDB

Inscription. July 22, 1779, 300 Tories and Indians led by Joseph Brant, Mohawk chief, were attacked near Lackawaxen by some 175 settlers. Brant was returning from raiding New York settlements. All but 25 of the patriots were killed. ... More on HMDB

Early Life Pearl Zane Gray was born on January 31, 1872, in Zanesville, Ohio, a town founded by his mother's ancestors. (The spelling of the Gray family name was changed to "Grey" sometime during t... More on Nps.gov

Inscription. The prolific author of western novels lived on this property, 1905-1918. Among his books written here was the famed “Riders of the Purple Sage” (1912). He had a lifelong lo... More on HMDB