Wayne

The first Connecticut settlement on the upper Delaware was made here in 1755, under lead of Moses Thomas and Daniel Skinner, on lands...

Bethany, PA

The author of the Wilmot Proviso of 1846 barring slavery from territory acquired in the Mexican War, was born in this house Jan. 20, 1814.

Honesdale, PA

Terminus of the waterway uniting the Hudson and Delaware rivers.

White Mills, PA

Founded in 1865 by Christian Dorflinger on this site.

Honesdale, PA

A skilled military negotiator and strategist, he served as a general in WWII and a decorated commander in Korea.

Honesdale, PA

Named for Philip Hone, noted New York merchant-diarist, who pioneered in developing transportation and anthracite resources of the region.

Honesdale, PA

In May, 1859, Horace Greeley met with notable political leaders to create a boom to nominate Abraham Lincoln for President.

Honesdale, PA

Women's Pocket Billiard Champion of the World (1932-40), the best US woman player for over 30 years, and inductee in Billiard Congress of...

The first Treasurer of the U.S., 1789-1801, and Revolutionary patriot, spent the last years of his life at Pleasant Mount.

This memorial is a tribute to the financier-patriot of the Revolution who was first Treasurer of the U.S., 1789-1801.

Revolutionary War heroine.

Honesdale, PA

A replica of the famous Stourbridge Lion, first locomotive run on rails in the U.S., 1829, is housed here.

Honesdale, PA

Here began the trial run of the first locomotive operated by steam on rails in the U.S., Aug. 8, 1829.

Honesdale, PA

Formed on March 21, 1798, from Northampton County.