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Anthracite coal, mined nearby, fueled the Industrial Revolution.

At one time, 19 of the country’s 26 millionaires had a residence in Mauch Chunk.

The Switchback Gravity Railroad was the predecessor of the roller coaster, and was the second rail system in America.

The major Hollywood motion picture, The Molly Maguires, starring Sean Connery and Richard Harris, was filmed here and at nearby Eckley Miner’s Village.

Our town is the final resting place for the greatest athlete of the 20th century,Jim Thorpe.

Mauch Chunk is pronounced Mock-CHUNK. These are the Lenni Lenape words for “sleeping bear.”

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The Jim Thorpe Visitors Guideproduced by

4. Attractions Natural Beauty

Outdoor Recreation

Tours

Train Rides

Nightlife

Festivals and Events

6. History

29. Where To Shop Boutiques

Gifts

Outfitters

Galleries

36. Where To Dine Fine

Casual

42. Where To Stay Bed & Breakfasts

Hotels

Inns

Guesthouses

Campgrounds

46. Services

48. Walking Map

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Make New Memories

We Get Straight A’s for Geography

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The lay of the land has always been our primary attraction. It

was the endless expanse of the tree-covered Pocono Mountains

that first brought the logging industry into the area. After that,

it was the energy-producing coal buried underneath that same

rugged terrain that brought thousands of miners and their

families here.

The Lehigh River carried this abundance downstream to

Allentown and then on to Philadelphia. Later, the railroad

traveled this same route.

Today, the beautiful environment surrounding Jim Thorpe still

draws people here, though for vastly different reasons. Whether

it’s a hike along the nearby Appalachian Trail, with its

challenging climbs and scenic vistas, an easy bike ride along the

converted railroad bed through Lehigh Gorge State Park,

or an exhilarating whitewater adventure down the Lehigh, our

landscape will fill your next vacation with excitement and give you

memories enough to last a lifetime.

You won’t have to find your own way. Our town is filled with

guides of every sort who are ready to help you make the most

of your time in Jim Thorpe. Your only job is to decide which

direction to go.

You might start with a tour of the Asa Packer Mansion or the

Old Jail Museum. Visit DeFeo’s Manor, an 18-room residence

Make New Memories

Photo: Courtesy Desha Utsick

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that is an excellent example of Queen Anne

Victorian-style architecture. Or you might journey

up the hill to Mauch Chunk Lake to kayak the

shoreline in the morning mist or swim all day at the

beach. You could also fly fish in one of our

nationally-recognized trout streams, or play on one

of the largest paintball complexes in the country.

Perhaps you’re interested in getting active, but at

a more leisurely level, so a walking tour might be

just for you.

Jim Thorpe is a four-season town, with great

outdoor activities to enjoy all year-round. Check

our calendar for events such as Earth Day, Jim

Thorpe’s Birthday, Fall Foliage Weekends,

Olde Time Christmas and WinterFest.

Surprise yourself with a visit to town in the winter.

With three ski areas close by, lively nightlife at our

pubs and restaurants, quaint shops, hip galleries

and our cozy accommodations, there’s something

for everyone to enjoy.

There’s no better way to unwind and relax than

to get outside and enjoy our landscape and town.

Make sure you make them a part of your next

Jim Thorpe visit.

Lehigh RiverSt. Mark’s Episcopal ChurchGlen Onoko Falls

There are a great many towns with history in these

Pocono Mountains, but none have embraced their

past the way we have in Jim Thorpe.

Formerly known as Mauch Chunk, our

picturesque town is steeped in history. It’s a

fascinating story of struggle, survival, boom, bust

and revival, and it flavors everything you will

experience here.

Welcome to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania!

Come with us on a short trip back in time.

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This year—You and your family travel to Jim Thorpe

for a magical getaway.

2006—Railway excursions return to Jim Thorpe on a

regular basis.

1995—The historic 1871 county jail on West

Broadway is closed and then reopened as

the Old Jail Museum.

1993—The Mauch Chunk Museum and Cultural

Center opens in the former St. Paul’s Methodist

Church, a descendant of Mauch Chunk’s first church.

1981—Downtown Main Street program launched.

1974—Mauch Chunk Lake Park opens to the public.

1972—A dam above Mauch Chunk is completed,

forming Mauch Chunk Lake and solving a terrible

flooding problem in the town.

1965—The Central Railroad of New Jersey ends

passenger service.

1961—The Lehigh Valley Railroad ends

passenger service.

1957—The Jim Thorpe Mausoleum, final resting

place of the “Greatest Athlete in the World” is

completed.

1954—By community referendum, Mauch Chunk

and East Mauch Chunk are combined under the

name Jim Thorpe. The athlete’s remains are

brought from Oklahoma.

1950—Mauch Chunk turns 100 years old.

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1937—The rails and cars of the world-famous

Switchback Gravity Railroad sell at auction for

scrap.

1932—The last shipment of coal is sent down

the Lehigh Canal from Laury’s Station to Bristol,

near Philadelphia.

1925—The Jim Thorpe trolley service makes

its last run up Broadway.

1911—The Wahnetah Hotel, a resort in nearby

Glen Onoko, is destroyed by a forest fire.

1902—Trolley service is extended from Jim Thorpe

to Lehighton.

1901—The first trolleys begin carrying tourists to

the summit of Flagstaff Mountain, an important

tourist attraction.

1882—The Mauch Chunk Opera House opens.

1871—The County Jail opens on West Broadway.

1868—The Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad is

extended from Mauch Chunk to Easton.

1862—A disastrous flood smashes through town,

damaging the canal. The Lehigh Coal and

Navigation Company replaces the Upper

Division of the Lehigh Canal with the Lehigh and

Susquehanna Railroad. The Lower Division is never

repaired.

1855—The Lehigh Valley Railroad, founded by Asa

Packer, begins freight and passenger service from

Mauch Chunk to Easton.

1850—Mauch Chunk is incorporated as a

borough and becomes the seat of Carbon County.

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“The man of iron nerve, whose life was one of purity and uprightness, simple in habit, dignified in demeanor, fervent, earnest, free of all forms of ostentation, liberal beyond measure, to whose magnanimity of soul hundreds of living witnesses pay heartfelt tribute, had passed away May 17, 1879. The Directors of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company have heard with profound sorrow of the death of their President, the Hon. Asa Packer, by which each one of the Directors has lost a true and valued friend, the company has lost its founder and its sagacious leader, the laboring man has lost a sympathizing benefactor, and our country has lost a useful and patriotic citizen.”

From the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company’s 1879 AnnualReport, memorializing Asa Packer

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1827—The Mauch Chunk Railroad, later called

the Switchback Gravity Railroad, opened to

transport coal from Summit Hill to Mauch Chunk.

1818—The first settlement of Mauch Chunk is

established. Forty buildings are erected and 400

acres are cleared. Josiah White and business

partner Erskine Hazard install “bear trap locks”

which permit coal boats to travel from Mauch

Chunk to Easton.

Known for decades to nineteenth-century rail

excursionists as the “Switzerland of America,” the

humble coal mining town of Mauch Chunk has

matured into an All-American town named after

an American hero.

But there’s more to this story, much more. We

can’t wait to share the rest.

Timeline Source: Mauch Chunk Museum and Cultural Center

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“The Lehigh River will sure surprise you. It looks calm

and easy on the surface, but get out there with five or

six of your friends and you’re in for more fun than you

bargained for.

I’ve been a guide for a few years now and I love

this river. It’s safe for kids but fun for everyone, even

professionals.

If you’re coming to Jim Thorpe and you’re looking

for adventure, you’ve got to get on the Lehigh River.”

Dustin KapustiakLehigh River Rafting Guide

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Cyc’d to Ride

A T T R A C T I O N S

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“I know that I have to stay healthy and so I’ve

embraced cycling because it’s fun and good for

me, but I didn’t know how breathtaking it could

be until I came to Jim Thorpe.

There is a 25-mile bike trail that runs along

a converted railroad bed through the Lehigh

Gorge State Park and it is the most beautiful

place I’ve ever ridden. The worst grade is only

about 2 percent, so even beginning riders can

have a great time.

There are outfitters in Jim Thorpe that provide

bike rentals and shuttle service, so all you have

to bring is comfortable clothing and your

camera. Don’t forget your camera! You’ll

definitely need it.” Linda HudockBike guide

The Lehigh Gorge Trail extends 25 miles from Jim Thorpe to White Haven.

The Switchback Trail, an 18-mile tree-lined loop from Jim Thorpe to Summit Hill, begins just two blocks from downtown.

For skinny tire enthusiasts, the countryside around Jim Thorpe is criss-crossed with roads challenging enough for any rider.

You can rent or buy a bike right downtown at Blue Mountain Sports or The Lehigh Gorge Outpost. They have all the outdoor gear you’ll need.

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There is history here, alive and accessible, from the jail that held the Molly Maguires to the mansions that hosted the parties of the world’s wealthiest, to the churches that have stood on these mountainsides for centuries. There is architecture here, preserved for many generations, and some say, the ghosts of those who lived within those walls so long ago. Find out for yourself on one of Jim Thorpe’s walking tours.

It was the home of Asa Packer, the third wealthiest man in the world. He turned Mauch Chunk into a haven of the super-rich. At one time half of all the millionaires in America lived in this town. Tour the Asa Packer Mansion for a glimpse of his lifestyle.

Volumes have been written about the hard lives of the coal miners who burrowed into these hills to make a living and provide the fuel for the Industrial Revolution. But you can’t really understandit until you experience it. Travel back in time through the same tunnels that carried generations of miners and find out what it was really like for the Molly Maguires at the Number 9 Mine in nearby Lansford.

“I’ve been a conductor on this line for years and I’ve never been late. Don’t you be late! Get your tickets now and get swept away on a whirlwind ride through the beautiful Lehigh Gorge. All aboard!”

There is so much history in this little town that it slips through your fingers like, well, like time itself. But the curators at the Mauch Chunk Museum and Cultural Center have managed to grab hold of some of the treasures from the past—you owe it to yourself to check them out.

The Original Band-in-a-Box

Tour a Coal Mine

Everything Old Mauch Chunk

All Aboard

George SlaterTrain Conductor, Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway

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Grab the kids and flutter over to the Bear Mountain Butterfly Sanctuary

Feed the Butterflies

An All-American Tribute

Visit the Jim Thorpe Memorial to learn about his poignant journey from the reservation to a New York ticker-tape parade. Learn how our community helped revive his memory.

“This project has touched my heart and so many others. Visitors come from all over the region to walk among our butterflies and they always leave with a greater sense of the wonder and beauty available in this world.”

There’s actually a dungeon here in Jim Thorpe. See the handprint in Cell 17 and then walk under the gallows where seven of the Molly Maquires were hanged. There are no prisoners here today, at least no living ones.

A handprint on a jail cell wall is still there after 130 years. Tour the Old Jail Museum and find out why.

“I’ve seen plenty of strange things in some of the old buildings in this town as a guide for the Rotary Club Ghost Walk Tour. All the locals have, but that doesn’t mean these spirts are real. Does it?”

Ghostly Tours

Sculpture, Jim Thorpe Memorial

Carleen LaddenGhost Walk Tour Guide

The shops that line the narrow streets of Jim

Thorpe aren’t just temporary homes for the

beautiful works of art that draw you in, they

are their birthplaces as well. See the artists

at work. Share in the magic of creation!

Galleries at a Glance

Aillinn Brennan Studio: 139 W Broadway

Anita Shapolsky Art Foundation: 20 W Broadway

Art By Maura: 86 Broadway

Black Diamond Gallery: 31 W Broadway

Galerie B at Opera House Square: 108 Broadway

Gandy Dancer: 12 Hill Rd.

Hazard House Gallery: 38 W Broadway

Hill Home Forge: 10 Flagstaff Road

Opera House Gallery: 14 W Broadway (night of shows)

Rosemary Remembrances II: 10 Hill Road Opera Square

Three Mountains Gallery: 29 Race Street

The Victor Stabin Gallery: 268 W Broadway

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In Tune with Town

Small Town... Big C U L T U R E

A T T R A C T I O N S

Would it surprise you to learn that a building constructed in the late 1800s can be one of the most acoustically perfect venues in the region? How about a mountaintop music hall where you can see for miles but never have to sit more than a few feet from the stage? Or a quaint town park that’s wired to turn into an outdoor concert venue at the flick of a switch? Prepare to be surprised.

“Discovering wonderful little gems like Jim Thorpe is part of the appeal of touring. We loved the gorgeous drive into the Poconos, so finding this quirky, lovely town full of friendly, down-to-earth people, great shops and good food was an added delight. We love it here. Everyone should make sure to check out who’s performing at the Mauch Chunk Opera House. It is one of our favourite venues in the world. Also, it’s only a short walk over to all of the shops and restaurants in the downtown.”

Mauch Chunk Opera House

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Jim Thorpe Isn’t Just for Daytrippers.

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Dining and SpiritsMoya artful decor, eclectic menu

Macaluso’s atmosphere from northern Italy

Broadway Grille & Pub uncommon menu and pub delights, late night menu

Molly Maguires Pub & Steakhouse pub food and more

Tony Stella’s Encore elegant and tasteful

Antonio’s pizza, subs and dinners

The Bagel Bunch great bagel delights just outside of town

Roadies great food and brews just outside of downtown

Bear Appetit sandwiches, burgers entrees

Wheel hearty, atmospheric dining

Trattoria 903 just a mile from town

Libations Lounge relaxed wine tasting

Penn’s Peak is a great place to see a show. Seating over 1500, they feature big names like Bob Weir, Lorretta Lynn and Peter Frampton. Eats and drinks too! And what a view! Just a short drive from the downtown.

The Mauch Chunk Opera House has great acoustics and seats 350. Every seat in the house is a good one. Check out the view and sound from the balcony section. After the show meet legends like Richie Havens, the comedian Gallagher and Al Stewart. Afterward, you might see them at the pub!

Just because we’re a small town doesn’t mean we’re short on nightlife. Our old world-style pubs and eateries have charm, atmosphere and plenty of personality.

E n t E r t a i n m E n t

A T T R A C T I O N S

Everyonecomes toJim Thorpefor thefestivals,even bbraveheartsin kilts

We Have Something to Celebrate

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St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Olde Time Christmas

A Jim Thorpe getaway is always something to

celebrate, but if you plan ahead you can take

part in one of our many annual festivals. Whether

it’s Earth Day, Jim Thorpe’s Birthday,

July 4th Celebration, Fall Foliage, Olde Time Christmas or WinterFest, we know

how to throw a party. Our St. Patrick’s Day

Parade is consistently ranked among the top 10

in the country!

Fall Foliage at Josiah White Park

WinterFestPresidents Day Weekend in February

St. Patrick’s Parade WeekendWeekend before March 17th

Earth Day Festival3rd Weekend in April

Jim Thorpe Birthday Celebration3rd Weekend in May

Historic District Sidewalk Sale2nd Weekend in July

Fall Foliage FestivalFirst 3 Weekends in October

Olde Time Christmas CelebrationFirst 2 Weekends in December

For more information on festivals

visit www.JimThorpe.org

or call our visitors center (570) 325-5810

WinterFest

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No modern-era athlete embodies the pure joy of competition the way Jim Thorpe did.

At the 1912 Stockholm Olympics he accom-plished the never-to-be-duplicated feats of winning both the pentathlon and decathlon. As a football player at the Carlisle School, he was unparalleled. He played major league baseball for over six years, hitting .327 his last year. He dazzled on the back of a horse, on the ballroom dance floor, and even at bowling, where he averaged over 200.

Despite his celebrity, Jim Thorpe was unas-suming. At the ticker tape parade held in his honor in New York City after his Olympic vic-tories, he is said to have remarked that he never knew he had so many friends.

President Dwight D. Eisenhower said, “Here and there, there are some people who are supremely endowed. My memory goes back to Jim Thorpe. He never practiced in his life, and he could do anything better than any other football player I ever saw.”

After his death in 1953, Jim Thorpe’s third wife, Patricia, in search of a proper tribute to her husband, moved his body to Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania and, in return, the struggling town changed its name. While he never lived in Mauch Chunk, it is fitting that he is memorialized here, in the state where he spent his proudest years, in the town that changed its name to his.

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Visit Unaltered Victorian splendor!

Asa Packer MansionBUilt in 1861

Home of Asa Packer, philanthropist, railroad magnate, U.S. Congressman, and founder of

Lehigh University. See opulent 18 room mansion with original furnishings and get an inside view of the home of one of America’s earliest self made millionaires.

OPEN 7 Days 11–4PM Memorial Day thru Oct. 31Open Weekends april, May, November

(570) 325-3229www.AsaPackerMansion.com

Guided Tours Group Tours Available

General admission $8seniors $7

students $5children $3(5 & under)

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Christmas ConcertsSaturday, December 6, 2014 at Noon & 3 PM

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church 21 Race St., Jim Thorpe, PA

Saturday, December 13, 2014 at 3 PM St. John’s Lutheran Church, 106 Main St., Ringtown, PA7 PM Tamaqua Comm. Arts Center, 125 Pine St., Tamaqua, PA

Sunday, December 14, 2014 at 3 PM St. Paul’s United Church of Christ

1249 Trexlertown, Rd., Trexlertown, PA

Easter Concert: Saturday, April 11, 2015 at 3 PMZion United Church of Christ225 Iron St., Lehighton, PA

Benefit Concert: Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 3 PMLehighton Boys’ & Girls’ Band Hall

14 W Broadway, Jim Thorpe, PAJazz Concert with the Perseverance Jazz Band:

Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 7 PMMauch Chunk Opera House

14 W Broadway, Jim Thorpe, PA

2014-2015 Season

Randall Douglas Perry, Conductor

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Jim Thorpe’s 1881 Live Performance Venue

Mauch Chunk Opera House

For Tickets Call (570) 325-0249www.MauchChunkOperaHouse.com

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Make your stay in Jim Thorpe even more enjoyable,schedule a relaxing and therapeutic MASSAGE!

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Services provided by:

Mauch Chunk Opera House Recording Studio

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Asa Packer Mansion Jim Thorpe Lions ClubPO Box 108Jim Thorpe(570) 325-3229AsaPackerMansion.comThis national historic landmark was the home of philanthropist and railroad magnate Asa Packer. A magnificent home built over a cast iron frame, it contains 18 rooms full of original 19th-century furnishings.

No 9 Mine & Museum9 Dock StreetLansford(570) 645-7074No9Mine.comExplore the world’s oldest continuously-operated anthracite coal mine (1855-1972). Ride by rail into the mine and enjoy a walking tour to experience the adventures of a deep coal miner. Seasonal hours.

Bear MountainButterfly Sanctuary18 Church RoadPenn Kidder TownshipJim Thorpe(570) 325-4848BearMountainButterflies.comUltimate butterfly experience, indoor “Flutterarium”, natured-based education center and gift shop just outside of town.

Blue Mountain Ski(610) 826-7700SkiBlueMt.comWe offer the best skiing, snowboarding and Pennsylvania family vacation in the Poconos! We’re a year-round facility, with concerts, downhill mountain biking, disc golf, and corporate meetings and special events. Let us take care of your wedding! Get all the details at www.SkiBlueMt.com or call us at (610) 826-7700.

Jim Thorpe Rotary Club Ghost Walks(570) 325-2346JimThorpeRotary.org/ghostwalks.cfmJoin a costumed GhostGuide on Friday and Saturday evenings, September through December, for a one-hour, one-mile round-trip walk on Broadway starting at the Inn. Check our website for dates and times and more details and call or email for res-ervations.

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Pocono Whitewater1519 State Route 903Jim Thorpe(800) WHITEWATERPoconoWhitewater.com

Pocono Whitewater mild to wild raft-ing and kayaking trips, family trips, scenic and relaxed premier rail-trail biking excursions, and adrenaline-filled action in our Skirmish paintball games.

Mauch ChunkMuseum & Cultural Center41 West Broadway, Jim ThorpeMauchChunkMuseum.comOperating hours are 12 - 5 PM, Closed on Tuesdays. Winter hours vary—please call us at (570) 325-9190 or email jdrury@ptd.net.

Split Rock Resort100 Moseywood RoadLake Harmony(800) 255-7625SplitRockResort.comA four-season family resort situated on 125 acre Lake Harmony in the Pocono Mountains. Equipped with a full array of amenities for all ages, interests and weather! Splash around at H2Oooohh! Indoor Waterpark or catch the latest movie release at our First Run Movie Theater.

Penn’s Peak325 Maury Road, Jim Thorpe(866) 605-PEAKPennsPeak.comA beautiful mountaintop entertainment venue. Enjoy a spacious dance floor, lofty ceilings, concert bar/concession area and a full service restaurant and bar aptly named Roadie’s. Enjoy a breathtaking overlook of nearby Beltzville Lake, plus a picturesque 50-mile panoramic view of the Appalachian mountains.

Pocono Mountain ZipLineJim Thorpe(800) 876-0285PoconoMountainZipline.comRide the Pocono’s newest ZipLine! Fly over 900 feet at speeds exceeding 30 mph. Zip through the Pennsylvania hard woods and the watch the ground beneath your feet disappear as you soar over Red Rock Cliff, at over 8 stories high, it’s sure to take your breath away

Northeast PA Kayak SchoolOne Adventure LaneJim Thorpe(570) 325-3432KayakSchool.comTry a little “whitewater therapy” this year. Top-notch instructors and coaches. Mother Nature is the classroom.

Galen Glen Winery255 Winter Mountain DriveAndreas(570) 386-3682GalenGlen.comWe’re proud to handcraft affordable and award-winning wines, designed to be appreciated by the novice and connoisseur alike.

Old Jail Museum128 West BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-5259TheOldJailMuseum.comWander the Old Jail’s cold hallways, past Cell 17 with its mysterious handprint on the wall, under the gallows on which seven of the accused Molly Maguires were put to death, and down into the eerie dungeon.

Lehigh Gorge Scenic RailwayPO Box 91Jim Thorpe(570) 325-8485www.LGSRY.com

The train departs from Jim Thorpe train station, Weekends and Holidays, Memorial Day through December. Bring the whole family for a spectacular one-hour ride into the Lehigh Gorge State Park.

Jim Thorpe Van Tours(484) 226-0007JTTownTours@gmail.comMauchChunkMuseum.comA guided shuttle tour is the best way to get an overview of the many Jim Thorpe attractions. We’ll escort you to some hidden treasures and reveal their distinctive past. Explore the town with a delightful blend of history and humor. Available for concerts, festi-vals, weddings, and custom tours in the Western Pocono Mts !

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Blue MountainSports & Wear34 Susquehanna StreetJim Thorpe(570) 325-4421 or (800) 599-4421BikeJimThorpe.comProviding outdoor enthusiasts with quality biking trips along the scenic Lehigh Gorge River Trail and the historic Switchback Trail and kayaking the Lower Lehigh River and across the Mauch Chunk Lake.

Purple Audio16 W Broadway, Jim Thorpe(718) 482-8494PurpleAudio.comNot only the designers and manufacturers of fine audio gear, but a fully outfitted world-class recording destination is on the horizon for Purple Audio at the Marion Hose building, featuring Purple Audio gear to demo and test drive. Shop visit by appointment only.

Jim ThorpeSidecar Tourz570-249-1570jimthorpesidecartourz.comTreat yourselves to an exhilarating vintage BMW motorcycle sidecar ride not offered anywhere else in the Poconos. We pick you up at your location and take you on an unforgettable adventure of a lifetime.“Your Chariot Awaits.”Call for reservations 570-249-1570At the MARION HOSE Co.

Bach & Handel Chorale810 Carbon Avenue, Jim Thorpe(570) 325-4794BachAndHandelChorale.orgDedicated to the production and preservation of sacred music. Exquisite local voices dedicated to the works Bach, Handel and other masters.

Whitewater Rafting AdventuresJust 3 miles from Historic Downtown Jim Thorpe(800) 876-0285AdventureRafting.comThrilling whitewater in the Spring, Summer and Fall. Enjoy lots of action with class II and III rapids. Summer Fun Float trips are a great way to spend a hot summer day. Visit Adventurerafting.com or call us at 800-876-0285.

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Deer Path Riding StableLocated 6 miles west of Jack Frost Ski Area on Route 940(570) 443-4431deerpathstable.comScenic guided trail rides through the Pocono forests. Gentle horses and helpful guides. We love beginners!

St. Marks & St. John’s Episcopal Church21 Race StreetJim ThorpeHistorical Church Tours: 12 to 4 pm, May 30th–Sept. 3rd, 2012, Wed.–Sun. & Labor Day, Sept. 3rd. Sept. 8th–Oct. 28th, 2012, Sat & Sun only & Columbus Day, Oct 8th. Exclusion date: Sept. 22nd. Donation $5 per person. For group tours, please contact office (570) 325-2241 or call John (570) 249-0258. Sunday Church Services 8 am & 9:30 am

Therapy OptionNatural Nails SalonTheTherapyOption.comNaturalNailsJT.comMake your stay in Jim Thorpe more enjoyable. Schedule a relaxing and therapeutic massage. Contact the Inn at Jim Thorpe for an appointment, (570) 325-2599. Then stop by Natural Nails Salon for their manicure & pedicure services in the lower level of the Inn at Jim Thorpe. (484) 464-5111.

Historic Race StreetJim Thorpe

Jim Thorpe’s Historic Race Street of-fers dining, shopping, accommoda-tions and even a winery store! Visit the circa1845 Stone Row for delights year-round.

Anita Shapolsky Art Foundation20 West BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-5815asartfoundation.orgExhibition center in a former Presbyter-ian church which dates back to the late 1800’s. This unusual and dramatic building is the perfect setting to show-case the Foundation’s collection of American Abstract Expressionist art.

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If you love to shop, you’ll want to stay

in Jim Thorpe forever. Don’t expect the

typical tourist trinkets here. Our artists

and craftspeople work all year to fill our

shops with one-of-a-kind treasures you

won’t find anywhere else. Take the day

and stroll along the narrow streets of

our town, taking extra care not to miss a

single shop window. What you find will

delight you.

Stroll our town and browse our shops. You’ll have no problem finding the perfect gift.

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FOOD • MUSIC • VENDORS

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Hula HoopsTapestries CandlesIncenseStickers

LOTS OFHEADYTHINGS

PatchesMusic Tie DyesGlassPosters

OPEN DAILY 11ish-5ish CLOSED TUES

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(570) 952-5701Grammy Bea’s

4 Acorn CourtDowntown between Race St and Broadway in Acorn Court

Unique • American • Handmade

Exciting Gifts & Primitives

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Country StoreEverything NiceHooven Building adjacent to Train StationJim Thorpe(570) 325-2248Quaint gift shop located in the heart of Jim Thorpe offering a wide selection of items including country décor, candles, toys, souvenirs, children’s books, and lots more. Over 10,000 items on display. In business since 1984.

Rainbows End46 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-9150Step back in time-remember the quiet days gone by and your corner candy store. Our old-fashioned store will capture this feeling, when you walk into Rainbow’s End candy, ice cream and gift shop in the heart of downtown Jim Thorpe. Sit down and enjoy the sweets you remember.

Emporium of Curious Goods15 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-4038If you like magic, ghosts, fairies, dragons, gargoyles, incense and antiques, you’ll love this shop. Located in downtown Jim Thorpe.

Black DiamondGalleryRon Chupp31 West Broadway, Jim Thorpe (570) 325-5215ArtistSites.org/chewpeaartsDiscover one of Jim Thorpe’s most diverse galleries. Hand-printedlithographs, monotypes, paintings and other surprises. A half-block past Opera House Square, on the left.

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Grammy Bea’s Country Store4 Acorn CourtJim Thorpe(570) 952-5701Offering a variety of country decor and unique specialty items, including American custom-made pottery, jewelry, dolls, and many more one-of-a-kind items. See Jim Thorpe’s underground stream first-hand in our beautiful courtyard. Located between Broadway and Race Street.

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Mulligan’s33 1/2 Broadway Jim Thorpe(570) 325-3441Marge1@ptd.netMulligan’s collection includes some of the best-loved and most popular retro toys and games ever made, as well as quirky novelties. We also carry many beautiful and colorful unique gift items. Be sure to visit our “black light” room offering the latest in light show technology.

Horizons105 Race Street Jim Thorpe(570) 325-2079We carry Hula Hoops, Tapes-tries, Candles, Incense, Stickers, Patches, Music, Tie Dyes, Glass, Posters and lots of other heady things. Hours: Wed through Monday - 11ish to 5ish. Closed Tuesdays.

Strange Brew79 Broadway Jim Thorpefacebook.com/strange.brew.75Coffee the way YOU like it. Custom lattes, chai, seasonal drinks, desserts. Proudly serving fair-trade, organic cof-fees and teas. Come for the bever-ages, stay for the atmosphere. Music, games, art. See our famous Rock N Roll hall of fame mural. Like us on fa-cebook: Strange-Brew-Coffee-House. We beat the big chains every time!

The Country Cottage37 Race StreetJim Thorpe(570) 325-3836(800) 304-8522Home of the Blue Ribbon Pickle! Gourmet food mixes, homemade canned goods and great finds for your home, such as cookbooks, old kitchen gadgets, aprons, linens. Established in 2000. Open 6 days a week, Tuesdays by chance,

Closed Tuesdays

Sustainable Goods

Organic Cotton, Bamboo, Linen & HempClothing for Men, Women & Baby

All Natural Personal Care Items

Fair Trade Clothing & AccessoriesLocally Crafted Jewelry

FOR LOW IMPACT LIVING

103 BROADWAY - JIM THORPE, PA 18229

570. 325. 8209 jegaudreau@aol.com

Naturally YoursTHE ORGANIC SHOP

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Dreisbach House62 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-2638Vintage apparel and jewelry. A longtime favorite Jim Thorpe shopping experience with visitors and locals alike. Located downtown right next to Dugan’s Corner Store.

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YANKEE CANDLES • WILLOW TREEANGELS • HOME DECOR

Willow Tree Angels · Russian Nesting Dolls · Train Toys Books & Calendars · Byers’ Choice Carolers

Kids Train T-shirts, Books & Toys · Home DecorCookie Cutters · Jim Shore CollectionKringle Candles · Wood Wick Candles

Hand-made decorated pottery inscribed“Jim Thorpe” or “Mauch Chunk”

29 Years in Operation

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Chatelaine81 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-2224ChatelainePA.comEar wraps and vines. Loving Family Pendants, Caren Body Products, Holly Yashi, Milessa & Doug Puzzles. Featuring jewelry design from over 100 artists. Also, handbags and personal care items.

Country Junction6565 Interchange RoadLehighton(610) 377-5050CountryJunction.comShop at the world’s largest general store, on over 2 acres. Flowers, gifts, furniture, pets, candy, homemade fudge, and tons more. Free petting zoo and wildlife exhibits. Farmer’s Market every weekend. Only 12 miles from Jim Thorpe, on Route 209 South.

Hazard House GalleryJoel Le Bow38 West BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-8778LeBowArtist.comPaintings that reflect towards the edge of abstraction, with a reality unique to each viewer’s memories and experiences. My work is also rep-resented in private and corporate collections throughout the world.

Sellers Books 101 BroadwayJim Thorpe(215) 514-6443www.sellersbooks.comBrowse our selection of 7,000+ gently used books organized into 50 catego-ries of fiction and nonfiction for ev-ery interest. We refresh our inventory with new arrivals weekly! Affordable prices.

Naturally Yours103 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-8209An eco-boutique providing sustainable goods for low-impact living. We carry fair trade, eco-friendly items, such as organic cotton or bamboo clothing, natural personal care and cleaning items, jewelry and more.

The Gem Shop37 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-3007TheGemShopOnline.comSelling the latest in fashion trends and a diverse jewelry selection ranging from vintage to Tiffany-inspired.

The Vintagerie69 BroadwayJim Thorpe(610) 413-2316facebook.com/TheVintagerieAn ever-changing collection of eclectic and quirky treasures. A little something of everything retro! Featuring handcrafted jewelry from vintage finds, antiques and collectables, home decor, and seasonal items.

Serendipity67 Race StreetJim Thorpe(570) 573-4413One of the historic Race Street shops. An unexpected happy discovery of rare and old books, bottles, antiques, gifts, collectibles and custom-made jewelry using precious metals and stones, silver and goldsmithing, lapi-dary, gems and minerals.

Soundcheck Records23 Broadway, Jim Thorpe(570) 325-4009SoundcheckRecords.comemail: soundchk@ptd.netSoundcheck Records is a traditional full-service independent record shop. Browse through our selection of new and used vinyl and CDs, in addition to our concert DVDs, T-Shirts, novelties and accessories. Didn’t see what you want? Ask to have it ordered. Special orders are no problem!

13th Moon31 Race StreetJim Thorpe(570) 249-467613thMoonCreations.comBath, Body, & Skincare made on site by our owner. Selena is going into her 13th year studying skincare and fragrance & is happy to answer any product questions before purchase. We also carry various unique hand-made items and SourPuss Clothing & Accessories.

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You know you’re going to be hungry.That’s why we’ve prepared everything from soup to nuts.

In a world dominated by fast food, Jim Thorpe remains a

haven for those who believe meals should be about quality,

relaxation and conversation. Whether it’s breakfast, lunch,

dinner or simply an impromptu gathering, we have the

eateries for a great dining experience.Molly Maguires Pub & Steakhouse

Encore

Moya

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Macaluso’s RestaurantMinutes from Jim Thorpe on Route 209 South Nesquehoning(570) 669-9433MacalusosRestaurant.comExperience the quality and ambiance of a big-city restaurant in the relaxed atmosphere of the beautiful Pocono Mountains of Eastern Pennsylvania.

Moya24 Race StreetJim Thorpe(570) 325-8530JimThorpeMoya.comExperience innovative, eclectic cuisine in a warm, relaxing atmosphere. Moya is located across from St. Mark’s church on charming Race St, just a short walk from everything! Open for dinner. Reservations recommended.

Wheel Restaurant on Broadway107 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 732-4264WheelRestaurantJimThorpe.comFine dining with owner Tom Gorman. From the Lobster Mac and Cheese to the Rack of Lamb, you’re in for a treat. Innovative and relaxed. Reservations recommended.

Broadway Grille & Pub24 Broadway, at the InnJim Thorpe(570) 732-4343BroadwayGrillePub.comGlobal cuisine in a cozy, casual, atmosphere with Victorian charm. Fire-grilled steaks, grass-fed meats, seafood, pastas, burgers, sandwiches & salads. Authentic Victorian pub with craft beer on tap, fine wines & eclectic cocktails. Live music. Breakfast, lunch & dinner daily.

Molly Maguires Pub & Steakhouse5 Hazard SquareJim Thorpe(570) 325-4563JimThorpeDining.comIt’s Jim Thorpe’s oldest saloon. An old European pub atmosphere with a casual but innovative pub-style menu and daily entree specials. Dine outside in the spring, summer and fall.

Trattoria 903874 Route 903Jim Thorpe(570) 732-4450Trattoria903.com.comTrattoria is one of the finer Italian restaurants you will find not just in the entire Pocono area, but anywhere. Traditional dishes of chicken, veal, seafood, and pasta are all made from scratch and among best you will find anywhere.

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The Bagel Bunch300 Mauch Chunk StreetLehighton(610) 377-2233BagelBunch.comSpecialty sandwiches, gourmet coffee, and juice bar, fresh bagels and flavored cream cheeses.

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Antonio’s Pizzeria &Italian Restaurant43 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-3679New York City-style pizza, tasty sandwiches to delicious classic Italian dishes. Take-out. Delivery available. Conveniently located in the downtown historic district. 10% Off Dine-in Only.

Bear Appetit29 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 732-4777bearappetitcafe@hotmail.comfacebook.com/BearAppetitRestaurantOpen daily from 7 AM to 10 PM. Homemade delicious sandwiches, burgers, entrees, ice cream and desserts. Located in the Historic District across from the Inn at Jim Thorpe.

Tony Stella’s Encore66 BroadwayJim Thorpe(570) 325-4440TonyStellasEncore.comAnthony Stella’s reputation in the hospitality business is legendary, from his beginnings as the top bartender at Market Street Square and the Woodlands Inn & Resort to a restaurateur who has created a fine reputation for himself in fine dining.

BurlesqueMauch Chunk Opera HouseJim ThorpePABurlesque.com

The PA Burlesque Festival is proud to bring you two different,world-class shows. Our perfor-mances consistently sell out, to be sure to get tickets for both!

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Where to Stay

Very Accommodating

Hotels

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Relax, we’ve got you covered.

Part of the magic of Jim Thorpe is that you can feel right at home

at the same time you feel immersed in a whole new world. That’s

because whether you stay at a historic inn, a quaint bed and

breakfast or one of the area’s outstanding hotels, you’ll find the

staff glad to see you and ready to serve. Find out how

comfortable you can be by staying with us.

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With above-and-beyond service and amenities, we offer all of the comforts

of home at a great rate. Visit countryinns.com/aaa for special AAA rates.

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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson,Lehighton (Jim Thorpe), PA1619 Interchange Road Lehighton, PA 18235 +1 (610) 379-5066countryinns.com/lehightonpa

• Complimentary, hot Be Our Guest Breakfast

• Free high-speed Internet access

• Pool and Whirlpool

• Fitness Center

• Free Freshly Baked Cookies

• Club Carlson� Hotel Rewards Program

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Jim Thorpe Camping Resort129 Lentz TrailJim Thorpe(570) 325-2644JimThorpeCamping.comSituated within the town limits of historic Jim Thorpe, this 28-acre wooded campground offers every modern convenience the camping family could desire.

Hillcrest, an English B&B12 Chestnut AvenueJim Thorpe(570) 325-9815 or (610) 392-1984JimThorpeHillCrest.comHillcrest is an 1892 Queen Anne home with queen canopy beds, private baths. Meriel Springer, fromHampshire, England, is your hostess. We have off-street parking, bicycle and ski storage.

Don Laine Campgrounds790 - 57 Drive Palmerton(610) 381-3381DonLaine.comLocated at the foothills of the Poconos near Beltzville Lake. Wooded & open sites, planned activities, country and oldies music, bands, DJ’s, full hookups, laundry, snack bar, pool, rec hall, playground and store. For reservations call: (800) 635-0152.

Inn at Jim Thorpe24 BroadwayJim Thorpe(800) 329-2599InnJT.comOld world charm. Modern amenities. Heart of the historic district. Elegant rooms & mini-suites with fireplaces & whirlpools, plus pampering spa services. Relax on our grand balcony & dine in our on-site restaurant, the Broadway Grille & Pub. Special getaway packages available year-round. AAA approved.

Homespun12 &14 Race StreetJim Thorpe(570) 325-3590Whether you wish to spend the night, a weekend, or relax for an extended stay in Jim Thorpe, we provide you with a lovely, private and tasteful suite. Three spacious bedrooms, a large kitchen, and a newly renovated full bath provide the setting for your home away from home. A short walk to everything!

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Rosemary Remembrances IIGuest Lodging10 Hill Rd on Opera House Square, Jim Thorpe(570) 325-4452RosemaryRemembrances.com/rental.htmlStay one night to thirty in a private studio with queen bed. Self-catered breakfast. One off-street parking space in the heart of Jim Thorpe, PA.

Hotel Switzerland5 Hazard SquareJim Thorpe(570) 325-4563HotelSwitzerlandJimThorpe.com180 years of Victorian charm, afford-able, centrally located. Rooms as low as $80 per night. Non-smoking, pet friendly. Speak with our friendly staff to help find the right room for you. For more information visit HotelSwitzerlandJimThorpe.comor call (570) 325-4563.

Sunny Rest Resort425 Sunny Rest RoadPalmerton(610) 377-2911SunnyRest.comA clothing optional vacation. Rooms & camping; 2 heated pools, restaurant & pool bar, night club, volleyball & tennis, hot tub, sauna and gym.

Country Inn & Suites1619 Interchange RoadLehighton(610) 379-5066CountryInns.com/LehightonPAHot continental breakfast. Pool and hot tub open 6 AM to 12 AM. Clean, comfortable and friendly. Whether your trip is for business or fun, we know you’re looking for a soft place to land at the end of the day.

Mahoning Inn71 Blakeslee Blvd. Drive EastLehighton(610) 377-1600MahoningInn.com34 newly renovated rooms. All have A/C, data port, phone, refrigerator and TV with cable and free HBO. Rooms with microwave, larger 27” and 32” flat screen TVs, hair dryer available on request, DVD available to rent onsite. Free wifi and complimentary continental breakfast

Hampton Inn Lehighton877 Interchange Road Lehighton(610) 377-3400Lehighton.HamptonInn.comSix miles from historic Jim Thorpe, 14 miles from Blue Mountain Ski Resort, 31 miles from Pocono Raceway. Indoor swimming pool, spa tub, fitness center, buffet breakfast, wireless Internet access throughout the hotel. 100% non-smoking.

Country Place Motel843 State Route 903Jim Thorpe(570) 325-2214wix.com/jimthorpe12 uniquely furnished rooms. Located in Penn Forest, just above historical Jim Thorpe. All rooms have private bath, color TV, basic cable, A/C.

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Phone (570) 629-13341026 Scenic Drive • Kunkletown, PA 18058 • Rt. 534 at the Village of Jonas

visit us at: www.getzpersonalcare.com

• Assistance with Tasks of Daily Living

• Delicious Home-Cooked Meals

• Extensive Entertainment, Social & Wellness Programs

• Medication Management

• Family Atmosphere

• A Scenic, Country Setting

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Jim Thorpe Neighborhood Bank12 Broadway (Main Office)Jim Thorpe(570) 325-3631JTNB.comProudly investing in our local communities for over 100 years! Convenient 24-hour ATM service.

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Mauch ChunkHistorical Society14 West BroadwayPO Box 273Jim Thorpe, PA(570) 325-4439Since our founding in 1973, we have been actively involved in giving our past a future. We have renovated two historic landmarks: the Marion Hose building and the Mauch Chunk Opera House. Giving Our Past a Future.

Mountain Vista Realty200 North StreetJim Thorpe(570) 325-8788(800) 435-1042MTVistaRealty.comFull-service real estate office. MLS listings. Local knowledge and expe-rience to deliver the best results for anyone interested in the Jim Thorpe real estate market.

Mauch Chunk Trust Company1111 North Street Jim Thorpe(570) 325-BANKMauchChunkTrust.comMCT has operated as a full-service, independent, locally-owned com-munity bank for more than 100 years and has 6 convenient branch office locations throughout the area.

Connor Portraits364 North 1st StreetLehighton(610) 577-0305ConnorPortraits.comNationally published wedding and portrait photographer. Magazine quality, NYC & LA photography right here in Carbon County. You are beautiful... Why shouldn’t your pictures be?

Mauch Chunk Ballroom41 West Broadway Jim Thorpe(484) 629-5070MauchChunkBallroom.comAn elegant and intimate space where memories are made. Full service wedding and event facility featuring an in-house event planner, homemade cuisine, spacious room with 22’ ceilings, and more!

Canyon Rim Estates & Sierra Vista Estates(610) 554-4951(570) 669-6696ArnerProperties.comAwesomeViewProperties.comWe offer buyers awesome view lots; optional services include energy efficient green home construction and comprehensive home care.

DiamonD 1st Realty236 Delaware avenue Palmerton(610) 900-4300DiamonD1realty.com

whether you’re buying or selling DiamonD 1st realty is comPletely DeDicateD to you! getting you the best terms & Price, utilizing contracts for your Protection. Putting your neeDs first! we’re exPerts at negotiating & sPenDing time to successfully comPlete your Purchase or sale.

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Hugh D. Dugan Real Estate405 Center StreetJim Thorpe(570) 325-8500HughDugan.comServing buyers and sellers in Carbon and Schuylkill counties of Pennsylvania since 1984. We deliver extra service to our clients and customers.hughdugan.com

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Getz PersonalCare Home1026 Scenic Drive,Route 534Jonas(570) 629-1334GetzPersonalCare.comExperience the homespun legacy of warmth and care that brings comfort and peace of mind to our residents and their families.

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1. Pocono Biking 3. Everything Nice 4. Highland Beverage 5. Blue Mountain Sports 7. Homespun 8. Nature’s Trail 9. Past & Presents 10. Mauch Chunk 5 & 10 11. General Emporium of Curious Goods 12. SoundCheck Records 13. 13th Moon 14. The Gem Shop 15. House of Jerky 16. Mulligan’s Toys 17. 18. Dugan’s Store 19. Dreisbach House 20. Big Creek Winery 21. Country Cottage 24. Serendipity 25. Grammy Bea’s Gift Shop 26. Chatelaine 27. M. Monteleone Designs 28. Sellers Books 29. Naturally Yours 30. Natural Impressions 36. Rosemary Remembrances II

1. Subway 2. Molly Maguires Pub & Steakhouse 3. Broadway Grille & Pub 4. Moya 5. Rainbow’s End 6. Bear Appetit Cafe 7. 8. Antonio’s Pizzeria 10. Tony Stella’s Encore 11. 12. Strange Brew Coffee 13. Stone Row Pub & Eatery 14. Wheel Restaurant

1. Three Mountains Gallery 3. Art by Maura 4. Sellers Fine Art 5. Gallerie B 6. Rosemary Remembrances II 7. Gandy Dancer 8. 10. Anita Shapolsky Art Foundation 11. Black Diamond Gallery 12. Hazard House Gallery 13. Out of the Blue

1. Hotel Switzerland 2. Homespun Inn 3. The Inn at Jim Thorpe 4. Suites at 55 6. Rendon House 7. Suites on Broadway 8. Rosemary Remembrances II 9. DeFeo’s Manor B&B 10. Van Pelt’s Guesthouse 11. Mary’s Guesthouse 12. The Parsonage 13. Gilded Cupid 14. Broadway House 15. Times House 16. Harry Packer Mansion 17. Hillcrest

1. Asa Packer Mansion 2. Harry Packer Mansion Tour 3. Town Van Tours 4. Mauch Chunk Opera House (Show Days Only) 5. St. Mark’s Church Tours 6. Ghost Tours 7. Mauch Chunk Museum 8. Old Jail Museum

These businesses are members of the Jim Thorpe Chamber of Commerce

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mollymaguiresrestaurant.com hotelswitzerlandjimthorpe.com

Jim Thorpe’s most historic Pub and Hotelsince 1830. Original bar and tin ceilings

From great pub food to Ahi Tuna & Irish classics

Rooms Starting at $99No minimum night stay required

Open 7 days a week / Dining on the deck or inside / Family friendly (570) 325-4563

Dine Stay and Playin the heart of the historic district