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The largest functioning rail turntable, originally a part of the Erie railroad.
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A historic Carnegie library built in 1903.
A promenade with many amenities such as a fountain, benches, and bike racks. It is named after John Kucher, a local business owner who was killed in a robbery in 2014.
This stone house built in 1793 was part of a much larger fort at the site. It now functions as a museum, run by the Minisink Valley Historic Society.
Organized in 1737, this is one oldest congregation in the area. The current building dates from 1838.
Granite monument that marks the tripoint of the state boundaries of New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania