i currently live at 300 lewis st apt 402 Pennsylvania 17954. Maintenance and two other people…read moreforced their way into my apartment using wire cutters when i asked for a warrant. I seriously need help. I called local police but am being ignored. My life was threatened twice by them.

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Such a great little place to explore. Municipal parking is only $8.00 overnight! This means if you…read morego in the morning and want to go back at night, your parking is paid for all day-such an incentive. Lots of shops and eateries. Loved the little square by the train station where there was seating and food trucks. Visitor center had A LOT of information and pamphlets.

Jim Thorpe is a charming little town filled with history and unique experiences. It is perfect for…read morethose looking to explore and have some fun. You can ride the train, rent a bike, or stroll through the streets. There is so much to enjoy, including walking through the town, visiting the different shops, admiring the architecture, exploring the variety of restaurants, and checking out all the great photo spots. We spent the day enjoying the Fall Festival, grabbing a bite to eat, and relaxing with a few drinks. You can easily experience everything the town has to offer in one visit. A heads-up for visitors is that restaurants do not open until 11 AM, which makes it tricky if you arrive early for parking since you will need to kill two hours until places open. The main parking area fills up quickly, and the one-lane road in and out can get backed up. During festivals, the town gets packed by noon, and the train line gets very long. The best plan is to get in early and head out quickly to avoid the crowds. Before leaving, we snapped a photo with the iconic Jim Thorpe statue, which was a perfect way to end a memorable day.

i currently live at 300 lewis st apt 402 Pennsylvania 17954. Maintenance and two other people…read moreforced their way into my apartment using wire cutters when i asked for a warrant. I seriously need help. I called local police but am being ignored. My life was threatened twice by them.

The library is fantastic! They allow printing at an affordable rate: $0.25 per black-and-white page…read moreor $0.50 per color page. There are various activities to enjoy, a wide range of books to explore, and, best of all, no late return fees thanks to their automatic renewal system. Definitely worth visiting!

cute little library, they dont have a lot of places to sit around and do work but it was peaceful…read moreand had a good amount of books

The Berwick Historical Society is located on the property of The Jackson Mansion…read more I took a tour of the Mansion with my family. The price is inexpensive for a tour. If you enjoy the Victorian style-themed era, this house will be enjoyable to tour. For locals, it will give you a glimpse back into that time in Berwick which is neat to hear about our local history. Check out their website for special events such as Christmas time. I hear it is beautifully decorated at Christmas time.

We just returned home from a wounderful tour of this beautiful mansion. I planned a trip to visit…read morethis house, which was over an hour from our house, for our 2 year wedding anniversary and it was better than we even thought it would be. This historic house is set up with a lot of Victorian era items and our tour guide Jen was knowledgeable and very friendly. Thank you for a wonderful day.

What a delightful journey through this Beautiful tunnel in…read morea beautiful mountain. The experience was fine and enjoyable and lasted moments but it felt special. I had to keep my eyes on the road but I wished I had my ukelele with me. I left her a song about the beautiful leaves changing colors . Impermanence. Joyful passing moments. (^^)

A clean tunnel. In the mountain, out the mountain. Scenic. Two lanes on each side. Well…read moremanufactured.

A beautiful spot. Its been a couple of years since I've been but it was wonderful even in the rain…read more We enjoyed a picnic in one of the bridges on a table that was amazingly painted, along with every other table. Even in the rain it was a wonderful spot. Check it out!

Twin Bridges Covered Bridge, Circa 1850 at 103 feet long…read more The Twin Bridges - East Paden and West Paden The only twin covered bridges in the United States. They are located on Huntington Creek in Fishing Creek Township, east of Forks in Columbia County. The Twin Bridges, constructed as a Queenpost Truss in 1884 by W. C. Pennington for $720, named after John Paden, who operated a nearby sawmill. Twin Bridges County Park was created in 1963 when a new road bypassed the structures. The original West Paden was washed away by floods waters in June 2006. It was reconstructed in 2008. These bridges are only open to foot traffic, the inside of each are utilized as picnic areas for the park. Look close to see they have picnic tables lined up down the center.

We love visiting Eckley and have been here multiple times. Just to visit and for events. Today was…read moretheir first ever Hooch Wagon Brew Fest. We purchased two tickets for a little over $80 with fees. We arrived at opening at checked in, showed our ID's and were given wrist bands. The woman at the table started to hand us small plastic cup. We said we were supposed to receive actual glasses. The other lady said there wasn't anything 'special' on our tickets to receive the small tasting glass. Not sure why there would be when you read what they posted. Another lady scanned our tickets - again. According to all of the Eckley posts (photo attached) you were to receive a tasting glass as long as you purchased tickets ahead of time, which we did. Finally after back and forth between 4 different women we were given the small glass. It was a hastle and didn't need to be. The two older women didn't want to give them to us, but eventually did with hesitation. That was definitely not a good start to the event. We feel that everyone going should receive the small glass, especially when paying over $40 per ticket. There were probably a dozen breweries/wineries. Two food trucks and one table selling cookies. We were familiar with most of the breweries and were surprised there weren't more involved. We have a lot of great local-ish breweries. I understand it's their first time having this event. We would attend again if there's not the hastle with the glass and if there are more vendors there.

Nice, relatively small museum with an informative video describing the era. The "open" buildings…read morehave a clear front door that is locked. I was not on a guided tour as they were not available when I visited so that experience may be different. The photo I uploaded was from my iPhone placed against one of the windows. It came out great considering I couldn't see anything but the plates from outside looking in. There is a cellphone tour you can take to describe the buildings in the patch.