A Dozen Great things to do in the Lehigh
Valley |
Why to go
there |
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Easton
Farmers Market |
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Oldest
continuous farmers market in the United States:
Approximately 30 vendors, both farm to table and
including places to get breakfast and lunch.
Takes place on Saturday morning 9:00 AM-1:00PM |
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Crayola
Experience |
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A
hands-on discovery center for children and young
at heart. Find out how crayons and markers are
made.
Explore the all the ways you can use crayons, Makers
Model Magic and the other creative tools Crayola
makes. |
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National
Canal Museum |
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Find out how
the coal that powered the Lehigh Valley Philadelphia
and New York made its journey. Asa Packer
the founder of Lehigh University first made his start
building boats for the Lehigh and Delaware
Canal. |
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Jacobsburg
Environmental Center and Historic Park |
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Home to the
Henry Rifle Works the armaments used in our
revolution. 18 miles of walking hiking
trails and the Jacobsburg environmental center |
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DaVinci
Science Center |
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Loads of interactive
exhibits with which to explore and interact |
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National
Museum of Industrial History |
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Meet the steel and silk
that powered the growth of the Lehigh valley and
surrounding area 200 Industrial artifacts in the
permanent collection Adjacent to the Steel Stacks Center and the Hover-Mason Trestle which explores the retired Blast Furnaces of Bethlehem Steel. |
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Bethlehem
Historical District and Moravian industrial arts
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Head to the original
industrial quarter of Bethlehem and visit how things
were made in colonial times. Alternatively spend time
shopping and dining in the downtown historical
district |
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Allentown
Art Museum |
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Thirty-five Thousand square feet of European and American Art, Highlights include a Gilbert Stuart portrait of Ann Penn Allen grand daughter of the founder of Allentown and the Kress Collection of Renaissance, and Baroque art and and Sculpture. | ||
America
on Wheels |
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Seventy-five cars trucks
and bicycles covering the history of
individualized transportation in the United
States. |
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Lehigh
valley Zoo and Trexler Game Preserve |
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Originally established by General Harry C. Trexler for the conservation of buffalo and elk. The preserve added a Zoological park in 1974. The zoo creates a safe, engaging and enlightening wildlife experience for guests of all ages as it demonstrates leadership in the cultural, scientific and conservation communities. | ||
Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs/Coca Cola park | ![]() |
AAA Franchise
of the Philadelphia Phillis Games Friday and Saturday
at 7:00 pm. Sunday at 1:30 (the rest of
the family can go) |
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Dorney
Park and Wildwater Kingdom |
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If you have
Tweens and teens this may be the spot to keep them
busy. Roller coasters and water slides whats not
to love. |
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* Inclusion
in this list does not imply endorsement by the
American Chemical Society, the Lehigh Valley
Section of the American Chemical Society, the Mid
Atlantic Region Meetings group or nanoMARM2018.
This list is only the start of whats
possible in the Lehigh Valley |