Scranton, Pennsylvania
Scranton, United States
Scranton, Pennsylvania carries 179 Bunkabop connections with 18087 other places across 21 topics, with sports and transportation leading the mix. The city's rail history runs deep: in 1851, the Scrantons built the Lackawanna and Western Railroad northward using Irish immigrant labor to connect with the Erie Railroad. A long string of professional basketball teams played in the city, and Syracuse basketball coach Jim Boeheim played for one of them before turning to coaching. New York City and New Jersey share many connections with Scranton among out-of-state places.
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania | Northeastern Pennsylvania
Holy Cross High School (Pennsylvania)
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Luzerne County, Pennsylvania | Dunmore, Pennsylvania
Mayhem Festival 2009
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: United States
steam railroad
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Berkeley, California | Slovenske Konjice, Slovenia
Houdini Museum
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Pennsylvania | Northeastern Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Oneonta (town), New York | Scotia, New York
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Pennsylvania | Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania | Northeastern Pennsylvania
The Happy Elf
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Pennsylvania | Nice, France
Tim Ruddy
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Pennsylvania | Miami, Florida | Atlanta, Georgia
Scranton Miners
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Pennsylvania | Connecticut | Syracuse, Italy
Bill Ferrario
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Pennsylvania | Wisconsin | Wausau, Wisconsin
Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza
Connects Scranton, Pennsylvania to: Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania | Northeastern Pennsylvania | Wilkes-Barre Township, Pennsylvania