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For map directions to Steamtown National Historic Site in downtown Scranton, click here!

Our GPS coordinates are:
+41.410730 (n-latitude), -75.671329 (w-longitude)

If you prefer to use Internet mapping software, keep in mind that our Headquarters mailing address and our Park Entrance are different, and there is no public access from the Headquarters address. The Park Entrance is at the intersection of Lackawanna Ave and Cliff St in downtown Scranton, PA 18503; you may try using 4 Lackawanna Ave, 18503 with your GPS, or simply use our GPS coordinates.

Note: Some mapping software use Cliff AVE instead of Cliff ST. GPS devices are like snowflakes: No two are alike; what works for one, may not work for another. We are only able to provide this general info. For device use and programming instructions, consult your manufacturer. Also, remember that GPS devices should be used as a guide; use common sense and be observant of traffic, weather and road conditions, including route info such as road signs, closings, detours, etc.

 

This map is not to scale.  It displays a road map through downtown Scranton streets from I-81 access to the park entrance at the intersection of Lackawanna Ave and Cliff St.

 

Steamtown NHS Site Map

Steamtown NHS Site Map
This map image download depicts an overview of the park layout, with the Lackawanna River along the west and south park borders, the Lackawanna Intermodal Center and Marketplace at Steamtown along the northern park border, and South Washington Avenue as the map's eastern border.

Viewing from left (west) to right (east), the image depicts the locations of the county's Electric City Trolley Museum, visitor's parking lot, park entrance fee kiosk, museum complex including the turntable and a portion of the restored roundhouse, buildings used as locomotive maintenance and repair shops, former "green sand" (wet) tower and oil storage retaining rings, the former Mine Stores building (now demolished), and park maintenance and headquarters offices.

Note that other than the museum complex, other park buildings are not open to the general public except via park scheduled tours (shops buidlings) or by pre-arranged appointment (maintenance and headquarters offices.)