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Easton Farmers' Market
The oldest, continuous open-air farmers' market in the US c 1752. Saturdays 9 am - 1 pm May - October. Live music every Saturday.
Larry Holmes
Easton is the home of the former world heavyweight boxing champion who, in honor of the city, fought under the nickname "The Easton Assassin." Larry Holmes continues to reside in
Easton running several successful commercial establishments. Including Larry Holmes Ringside Restaurant & Lounge.

Lafayette College
College Hill
Founded in 1826, Lafayette is one of the most respected and academically competitive liberal arts and engineering colleges in America. Visitors are welcome to tour the beautiful 110-acre
campus atop College Hill.

Northampton County Museum
101-107 S. 4th Street
Bordered by an exquisite cast iron grapevine fence, gracing the southwest corner of Ferry and Fourth is the Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society. The structure was built in
1833 by Jacob Mixsell, and donated to the society in 1928 by his granddaughters.

Jacob Nicholas House
5th & Ferry Streets
In 1807, Jacob Nicholas, a Delaware River Boat Captain, built his home at Fifth & Ferry Streets. Nicholas plied the riverboat on the Delaware River, hauling goods from Philadelphia to
Easton.
Local Links
City of Easton
Easton Main Street Initiative
Easton Farmers Market
Arts Community of Easton
National Canal Museum
Third Street Alliance
Historic Easton Walking Tour
College Hill Neighborhood Association
Wilson Business Association, Easton, PA
Downtown Association, Phillipsburg, NJ
Lehigh Valley Convention & Visitor Bureau
Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce
Local Weather
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Crayola FACTORY
In an effort to meet demand for factory tours and lead the effort to revitalize downtown Easton, The Crayola FACTORY was born.

Larry Holmes Statue
Coming soon...visit their website for sponsor information.

State Theatre
453 Northampton St
Designed as a vaudeville theater in 1925, the stunning interior was inspired by the architecture of old Spain and Italy. Now completely restored, the 1,500 seat venue stages more than 100
performances a year, providing everything from family entertainment and opera to Broadway and comedy.

Parsons-Taylor House
4th & Ferry Streets
Built for William Parsons in 1757, The Parson Taylor House is a small stone colonial building. It was later inhabited by George Taylor, signer of the Declaration of Independence. In 1906 the
Easton Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution purchased and restored this historical landmark.
1753 Bachmann Publick House
2nd & Northampton St
(exterior viewing only)
The room in the 1753 Bachmann Publick House that served as the Kings Court has been restored to its colonial era appearance.
Bushkill Park - reopening soon
bushkillpark.com
Regional Attractions
Valley Preferred Cycling Center
Martin Guitar Co.
Dorney Park & Wild Water Kingdom
Da Vinci Science Center
Banana Factory Community Arts Center
Allentown Art Museum
Lehigh Valley Zoo & Trexler Nature Preserve
Lost River Caverns
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary
Crystal Cave
Bushkill Falls
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