

Resorts, Inns & Boarding Houses of Paradise
“Those were the days. . .”
CLICK TO ENLARGE
Artifacts
Here are some images and audio clips from our collection of Paradise Township artifacts.
![]() Parkside ChapelPhoto: Kim Williams | ![]() PMI in the Sky cabin | ![]() The Antlers |
---|---|---|
![]() St Paul's Church Swiftwater | ![]() Sophia Newhart Remembrance Card | ![]() Pocono Mountain Inn |
![]() Paradise Inn | ![]() Paradise Falls | ![]() Paradise Brook Trout Co. |
![]() Niering's Garage | ![]() Fanseen's Mount Airy | ![]() Joe Jefferson Barn |
![]() Henryville Railroad Station | ![]() Paradise Store, Post Office & Casino | ![]() The Ace Store |
![]() Paradise Valley Corners | ![]() Flood of 1955 Pic 1 | ![]() Flood of 1955 Pic 3 |
![]() Flood of 1955 Pic 2 | ![]() Flood of 1955 Pic 4 | ![]() Paradise Inn Engineers Home |
![]() Paradise Inn 2 | ![]() Box Race on the Paradise Creek | ![]() Flood of 1955 |
![]() The Nearbrook | ![]() Ransberry CemeteryPhoto: Kim WIlliams | ![]() Paradise FallsPhoto: Kim Williams |
![]() Red Rock Falls Henryville | ![]() Timber Hill Farm | ![]() Hunter Farm barnPhoto: Kim Williams |
![]() Dimmick Dietrich house | ![]() Mountain Rest Farm Guest House | ![]() Dancing Bears in Paradise Valley |
![]() Quarry Pool on Paradise Creek | ![]() Keokee ChapelPhoto: Kim Williams | ![]() PMI in the Sky pool |
CLICK TO ENLARGE
MEETING RECAPS
PHS presented...
Paradise
Historical Society's
Holiday
Open House
at the Ace Store
Sunday, December 15th
at 2pm
The Layton and Newman families will be hosting our Holiday Party again this year. As in the past, this is a “members only” event. Members are invited to bring a finger food item to share. Parking is available on the property.
As members sampled sweets and savories in what was once the boarding house dining room, John Layton shared a photo taken on February 7, 2010, when local residents gathered around that same dining room table to discuss forming Paradise Historical Society.
We noted that this wasn’t the first such effort. In the 1980s, legacy-minded neighbors banded together to create a historical society, among them Sandy and Bill Dietz, Helen Dietz, Betty Williams,
and LeeAnn Dyson. They organized displays of historic photos at
Paradise Township building, among other work — and later took part in PHS from the earliest days.
John also recapped meetings over the last year and emphasized
how important new ideas and community involvement are. He challenges every resident of Paradise to take part — what kind of program would interest you? What would you like to learn about our beautiful Township’s history? How could you put your skills to work to improve the historical society? Let us know!
A complete list of our acquisitions is available
for download
in PDF format.
Note: Activate your web browser's plug-ins, or re-load this page with plug-ins on.
After pressing the play button, audio files may take 15-30 seconds to spool and begin.
Audio Archives