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Cozy Home! Close to the Ski Blue Mountain, the Poconos, and Jim Thorpe.
Fridge, microwave, oven, stovetop

Cozy Home! Close to the Ski Blue Mountain, the Poconos, and Jim Thorpe.

1.0 star property
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (24)
"Great stay"
Cozy Home! Close to the Ski Blue Mountain, the Poconos, and Jim Thorpe.
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Econo Lodge Frackville

Econo Lodge Frackville

501 S Middle St, Frackville, PA
The price is SAR 236 per night from May 11 to May 12
SAR 236
SAR 262 total
includes taxes & fees
11 May - 12 May
6/10 (317 reviews)
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#adventure Graffiti Highway,is a popular tourist attraction in Centralia, Pennsylvania about two and a half hours northwest of Philadelphia. The nearly one-mile stretch of Route 61 is a profusion of color in a mostly abandoned ghost town. The story of the Centralia Mine Fire begins in the spring of 1962, when, according to Ripleys.com, the residents were preparing for their Memorial Day festivities. Thinking the best way to clean up a sprawling, 300-foot landfill would be to set it on fire, they did just that, having no idea the blaze would continue for more than 50 more years. The smoldering fire "latched onto an old coal seam from the mine," explains Ripleys, "and slowly spread throughout the mines under the city." Over time, a pattern emerged: Fires appeared and then would be doused. But nothing could stop them from coming, and the stench of burnt trash filled the air. Eventually, the town was condemned and now only a handful of residents remain.
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