What is the Lackawanna Heritage Valley?
Located in Northeastern Pennsylvania, the Lackawanna Heritage Valley encompasses the watershed of the Lackawanna River in Lackawanna, Luzerne, Wayne, and Susquehanna counties. The region served as an immigrant destination that fueled America’s Industrial Revolution through coalmining, iron and steel production, railroading and manufacturing. The Valley’s sites tell the stories of industrial growth, immigrant traditions and cultures, and the Valley’s unique contribution to the American experience.

What kinds of activities do you offer in the Lackawanna Heritage Valley?
The Lackawanna Heritage Valley offers many opportunities for tourists. Visit our many historic sites and attractions, including Steamtown National Historic Site or the Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour, enjoy a beautiful day outside at Nay Aug Park, the Lackawanna State Park or take a walk around Lake Scranton. There are also many opportunities for shopping, both in larger malls or individual, unique shops around town.  

How do I get around the Lackawanna Heritage Valley?
Several sites are within easy walking or driving distance from the downtown area. Public transportation is also available.  

How can I get involved in what’s happening in the Lackawanna Heritage Valley?
For more information, please contact the Lackawanna Heritage Valley at heritage@LHVA.org or (570) 963-6730.

How do I learn more?
For more information, please visit our website at http://www.LHVA.org