Seth & Carlee
Things To Do
Steamtown National Historic Site
An incredible collection of antique steam locomotives complete with a roundhouse, owned by the national park service. Admission is free.
The Office, Dunder Mifflin Gift Shop
Located inside Cooper's Seafood, made famous by NBC's hit TV show, The Office.
Scranton Iron Furnaces
Within walking distance of the hotel and built in the mid-19th century just prior to the Civil War, these historic structures were once one the largest iron producers in the nation until 1902.
Jim Thorpe
Originally named "Mauch Chunk" and known as the "Switzerland of America," this quaint mountain town is a must visit.
Electric City Trolley Museum
Scranton is known as the "Electric City," as it was the first city to have electric trolley cars as opposed to horse drawn omnibuses and cable cars.
Ricketts Glen State Park
Located in the bucolic Appalachian Mountains, this gorgeous state park features hiking trails with 24 beautiful waterfalls. As we discovered for ourselves, this hike is rigorous but completely worth it.
Lake Wallenpaupack
Made famous by NBC's hit TV show "The Office," visiting this lake is a wonderful way to spend a relaxing afternoon in the Pocono Mountains.
Stroudsburg
A quaint town nestled in the Pocono Mountains.
Eckley Miners' Village
A preserved turn of the century coal mining town.
The Marketplace at Steamtown
Formerly known as the Steamtown Mall, the second floor is home to the famous "Scranton Welcomes You" sign, seen in the intro for the TV show, "The Office."