Historic Sites

Step back in time with a train ride at the Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton! We have a close-up look at the fascinating experience that offers a unique glimpse into America’s transportation history.

With its natural beauty and impressive man-made structures, NEPA is an Instagrammer's paradise! Set out and find these 10 photo-worthy views.

We joined Eckley Miners' Village Museum for a day of live music, local crafts and coal mining history during their annual Patchtown Festival! Check out these highlights from the summer event that is known for its celebration of the area’s rich anthracite coal mining heritage.

Take a journey back to the time when coal was king at Eckley Miners' Village in Weatherly! We stopped by for a tour of the historic village that gives visitors a glimpse inside the everyday lives of anthracite miners.

Our friends at Visit Luzerne County have a new home inside a restored train station in Wilkes-Barre! Check out our look around, and be sure to stop by the historic building to see all that the county has to offer.

We were treated to an exclusive look around the former training center of Muhammad Ali that is now dedicated to the memory of the boxing great.

We captured the stunning Tunkhannock Viaduct towering over the snowy landscape. Often called the Nicholson Bridge due to its location, the concrete structure is a monument to NEPA’s rich heritage.

Step back into the 19th century with our behind the scenes visit to Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm! The teaching farm and museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and offers programs year-round.

You can explore one of the world’s oldest continuously operated anthracite mines right here in NEPA! We got an inside look at the No. 9 Coal Mine and Museum in Lansford.

From music and museums to fine arts and films, NEPA has a top notch arts & culture scene! Dive into some of the region's rich history and talented performances with our highlight video.

Special thanks to Tony Brooks of the Wilkes-Barré Preservation Society and County Manager David Pedri for showing us the beautiful, award-winning architecture inside the Luzerne County Courthouse!

Scranton's Anthracite Heritage Museum may be closed for now, but enjoy our virtual visit for a peek inside the area's past.