Landsford, Pennsylvania: No. 9 Mine and Museum
A well-preserved Anthracite (coal) mine for you to explore.
- Address:
- 9 Dock St., Landsford, PA
- Directions:
- Southwest edge of town. From US 209 turn onto Dock St.; the Museum and Mine are right there.
- Phone:
- 570-645-7074
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Unusual mine in that the doctor's office and the original mine elevator is still intact. Located just west of Jim Thorpe, PA, on Route 209. It is the most original and preserved Anthracite mine I've seen. Well worth the trip from local area and to get away from the routine tourist traps of the Poconos.
[michael hunter, 04/17/2004]Nearby Offbeat Places
- Junk Sculptures, Beaver Meadows, PA - 7 mi.
- Old Jail Museum, Jim Thorpe, PA - 8 mi.
- Restored Miners' Village, Freeland, PA - 12 mi.
- In the region: Ephrata Cloister Tour, Ephrata, PA - 47 mi.
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