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Nay Aug Park

Scranton, Pennsylvania

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The David Wenzel Treehouse, built in 2007, is the first of its kind in Pennsylvania and offers a unique view of the gorge below.

The park features two picturesque waterfalls, which can be viewed from a pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge.

The park was established in 1893 and has been a central recreational area for Scranton residents ever since.

Founded in 1908, the Everhart Museum is one of the oldest museums in Northeastern Pennsylvania, showcasing natural history, science, and art exhibits.

The park's zoo, which operated from 1920 to 1988, was home to a variety of animals, including bears and monkeys.

The park features a large swimming complex with two Olympic-sized pools, a water slide, and a children's splash area.

In the 1930s, the Civilian Conservation Corps helped develop many of the park's trails and facilities as part of the New Deal programs.

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