Scranton
Scranton is a city in northeast Pennsylvania. It's known for Steamtown National Historic Site, with century-old locomotives set on a former rail yard. In a restored 19th-century mill, the Electric City Trolley Museum has interactive exhibits and vintage trolleys. Nearby are the 4 Scranton Iron Furnaces, relics of an 1800s iron plant. McDade Park is home to Lackawanna Coal Mine, where a mine car descends to tunnels.
People died in Scranton (First 33 people) - Page 0
Bob Casey Sr.
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Sammy Timberg
American musician
Don Budge
American tennis player
Charles Sumner Woolworth
American entrepreneur
William Joseph Nealon Jr.
American jurist
Václav Nelhýbel
American composer
Galusha A. Grow
Former U. S. Representative
Hughie Jennings
American baseball player
Henry James Carr
American librarian
Veronica Grace Boland
U. S. representative
Theodore Cogswell
American author
Art Wall Jr.
American professional golfer
Maurice Becker
Artist
William O'Hara
Irish prelate
Finners Quinlan
Professional baseball player
Bill Coughlin
Baseball player
Michael J. Eagen
Justice
Scott Pilarz
Priest
George Peck
Actor
Charles Robert Connell
Former United States Representative
Mike Hudock
American football player
Ransom Dunn
American theologian
Michael Bosák
Banker
Chick Shorten
American baseball player
Richard Paul Conaboy
American jurist
George W. Scranton
Former United States Representative
Jason Miller
American playwright
Lawrence C. Gorman
Edward Francis Blewitt
Former Member of the Pennsylvania State Senate
Jim Crowley
Jockey
William Connell
Former United States Representative
George Reihner
Former american football player