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Eaton Area Public Library
Easton Farmer’s Market
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Sigal Museum
Klein Farms Dairy and Creamery
- Easton’s unique location at the crux of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers sets it in the center of rich history and culture.
- Settled in 1739 on 1,000 acres owned by Thomas Penn, this city is now home to over 27,000 people.
- Only about 55 miles from Philadelphia, Easton was the third site in the newly formed United States to have the Declaration of Independence read aloud.
- Today, Crayola crayons are still made in Easton, and visitors can check out plenty of dining and historical sites around the four districts.
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