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Steamtown National Historic Site

  1. Lackawanna County
  2. Lackawanna County Park

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Steamtown National Historic Site

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The official NPS page for topics related to Steamtown National Historic Site, a preserved railroad yard and steam-era complex in Scranton PA.

Mission

The mission of Steamtown National Historic Site is to further public understanding and appreciation of the role of steam railroading in the growth of America. Steamtown offers a unique live steam experience and operating railroad facility in a historic railroad yard.

Address: Lackawanna Ave at Cliff St, Scranton, PA 18503, USA
Phone: (570) 340-5200
State: Pennsylvania
County: Lackawanna County
Zip Code: 18503


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Reviews
Wonderful place to visit with the family. Recently they stopped charging an entrance fee (only the train ride is still $5 per person) and even the movie is no charge. Plenty of engines and cars to climb upon, tons of hands-on stuff for the kids to touch and feel. So much to read and learn, will need to go back again (& maybe even a third time).
7 years ago (05-11-2017)
I've never been here, despite living in the area most of my life. I came to see the train created by John Oliver's "Last Week Tonight," but I think I'll definitely come back to visit again, and maybe even take a ride on the train! Also, they just announced that admission will be free from now on, so that's really cool. There's a lot of local history inside.
7 years ago (05-10-2017)
Was an interesting place took a short train ride. It was a good way to spend an afternoon. The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable. Will definitely return.
7 years ago (16-11-2017)
We only ate there, but were interested initially in the fact that the Radisson hotel was a train station. The hotel itself is very unique because of the history. Beautiful decor, quaint lobby and restaurant areas. We had a wonderful lunch special with soup, salad and sandwich for $10. Good selection of choices. Was just right.
7 years ago (22-09-2017)
The best part is the guided tours which are very informative. There is a 30 minute train ride available weekends after Labor day. Also call ahead to the Electric City Trolley Museum to see if the trolley car rides are running. The trolley ride includes a tunnel. It shares a parking lot with Steam Town National Park. Overall it's a interesting way to spend a day.
7 years ago (18-09-2017)
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