Lackawanna Railroad Station, Lackawanna and Jefferson Avenues, Renaissance, Indiana limestone, granite base, built 1909, architects, Kenneth Murchison, New York, and Edward Langley; has interior finishings of Grueby tiles; and mosaic mural panels of views along the Lackawanna Railroad. The Everhart Museum of Natural History, Science and Art, in Nay Aug Park, south end of Milberry Street, given by the late Dr. I. F. Everhart, and sustained by generous endowment; Renaissance, terra-cotta, built 1908, architects, Blackwood & Nelson; contains also the Hollister collection of Indian curios. Much natural beauty centers about the water supply system of the Scranton Gas and Water Company, which has over ten miles of fine driveways, including the road to top of Mount Anonymous, overlooking the lake; and Long Swamp Drive and roads up about Scrub Oak Mountain. BOOKS USED AS REFERENCE, AND CONTRIBUTED ARTICLES American Art Annual F. N. Levy. Annals J. F. Watson Automobile Blue Book Colonial Doorways A. H. Wharton Early Pietists J. Sachse Fairmount Park C. S. Keyser Forges and Furnaces Colonial Dames Guide Book to Historic Germantown C. F. Jenkins Hikes for Boy Scouts of America Charles D. Hart Historic Excursions J. Campbell History of Pennsylvania Egle Indian Trails G. P. Donehoo List of Sites William J. Campbell Music F. I. Brock Our Philadelphia J. and E. R. Pennell Pennsylvania Primer Barr Ferree Philadelphia Sharf & Westcott Philadelphia Firsts W. I. Rutter, Jr. Philadelphia Streets J. Jackson Population U. S. Census for 1920 Story of Philadelphia L. J. Rhoads The Keystone Pennypacker United States Baedeker Washington’s Itinerary William S. Baker Many County Histories and Historic Reports.