Architectural Walking Tours Return! Start your weekend off with some history! These free Saturday guided tours provide local residents and visitors with a chance to learn more about Downtown Scranton's magnificent architecture and the stories about buildings and neighborhoods you pass every day! Call the Society at 570-344-3841 to make a reservation.
Sat. August 10 at 11am: Gothic District; meet at Lacka wanna College, corner N. Washington and Vine
Sat., August 24 at 11am: Lower Hill section; meet Elm Park Church, cor. Linden and Jefferson
Sat., Sept. 7 at 11 am: Courthouse Square; meet at cor. N. Washington & Linden
Wed., Aug. 14, 10 am to Noon: Genealogy Forum: Searching Italian Records at North Pocono Hosted by Ann Marie Castelgrande. To register go to LHS Forum Registration, for more information contact the Society at lackawannahistory@gmail.com or call (570) 344-3841. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.
Wed., Aug. 21: Dine Lackawanna: Enjoy a night out & help support the Society by dining out at supporting locations! This month's event is at Sidel's Restaurant 1202 N Main Ave, Scranton (570) 343-6544
Thanks to Lamar Advertising for its ongoing support of this program
Thurs. Aug. 22: Dusk Throwback Thursday screening of American Graffiti at the Circle Drive-In
Thurs./Sat Aug. 22/24: Sacred Sites & Sounds - The Lackawanna Historical Society is bringing back its popular Places of Worship church tour, highlighting six communities of faith in Carbondale on Saturday, August 24. In conjunction with the tour, we're excited to feature a Sacred Sounds event on Thursday, August 22 at Constantino's, featuring musical performances from five ethnic church communities, including Black, Latinx, Ukrainian, Welsh, and Indonesian. Join us to learn more about Lackawanna County's diverse history, architecture, and people!
Tickets are $25 for the Tour and $35 for the Sacred Sounds performance. Registration is required for both events and a combo ticket is available for $45. Tickets are available ONLINE. For more infomation, call (570) 344-341 or contact the Society by email at lackawannahistory@gmail.com.
Fri., Aug 30 at 2 pm: Lackawanna Past Times Returns - We're excited to spotlight the work of Wilkes University students and librarian Suzanna Calev to index and transcribe the colonial-era Col. John Jenkins archive. This ongoing project has uncovered maps, correspondence, and more to help tell the early history of the Wyoming and Lackawanna Valleys!
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