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pattimark

April 09, 2017
Rated 5.0

Great place filled with vintage finds! Great music playing too!! 🎶

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September 04, 2016
Rated 4.0

Very cool place to see! It is in the park and you might not see it if you enter from the other side of the park. There is a lot of history in the area--was fun to find this while walking around the beautiful park!

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August 23, 2016
Rated 4.0

We walked around and could not find the marker pictured. Possibly due to the restoration of a very official looking building? But we did find a different cement marker in Washington Square dedicated to Abe Lincoln, maybe this was it! Nice town, nice people :)

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August 23, 2016
Rated 4.0

Cool to see, would be better to come at a time when the trains are open for a tour. Look behind the Lincoln Park sign and park in the lot behind the grey & red station house.

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August 22, 2016
Rated 5.0

Very cool place, lots of cool little areas lead from one to another. Make sure to get all the way back to the large area with the temple in it- climb up and look around, it is a very unique and beautiful place!

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August 20, 2016
Rated 5.0

This place is so cool!! There is everything--real trains & train memorabilia, 50s dining car and fancy parlor car dining (real cars), rail station replica, Teddy Roosevelt's Parlor Car (real!) , petting zoo, laser tag, dinosaur mini golf...oh and ice cream. Could be the best place EVER!

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August 28, 2015
Rated 4.0

Clean, located close to the Pioneer Mines/Train Tour and Yuengling Brewery tour. Has an ok pool, free wifi, a few restaurants are about 10 minutes away off of the parkway, nothing local. Friendly people that work at the hotel.

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August 28, 2015
Rated 3.0

interesting

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August 28, 2015
Rated 5.0

We couldn't really see anything of the fire in the town, but on the Pioneer Mine Train Tour we heard something interesting. The property owners of the town own the coal under their property as well, so there are conspiracy theories about some person/company/the government buying the town and making $$ from all of the coal that hasn't burned--crazy!

Not much to see, but lots of history about the town is available on the tours and in books.

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August 28, 2015
Rated 5.0

This was a great experience! Get the combo tickets for the train and coal mine, both are guided tours and there is a lot to see. Definitely need a sweatshirt for the mine. Great activity!

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