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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 and training "up and coming" boxers at his gym on the Southside.
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Lafayette College
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.
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Crayola
In an effort to meet demand for factory tours and lead the effort to revitalize downtown Easton, The Crayola FACTORY was born. Since its opening in 1996, it has attracted over 2.5 million visitors from as far away as South Africa and as nearby as down the street. All have one thing in common...a desire to unleash a creative spirit and reminisce about the Crayola products they used as kids.
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State Theatre
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.
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Museums & Attractions
Nurture Nature Center
Science on a Sphere theatre & exhibits
518 Northampton Street
610-253-1222
Sigal Museum
American history made in Northampton County
342 Northampton Street 610.253.1222 www.sigalmuseum.org
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National Canal Museum
The Museum is now located in Hugh Moore Park - with the Canal Boat - at 2750 Hugh Moore Park Road, Easton PA 18042.
phone: 610-991-0503 email:
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www.Canals.org
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State Theatre Center for the Arts
453 Northampton Street 1.800.999.STATE / 610.252.3132 www.statetheatre.org
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The Crayola FACTORY
30 Centre Square 610.515.8000 www.crayolafactory.com
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