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National Register listings in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania

39 listings 5 districts 1 National Historic Landmark 32 with nomination summaries Updated

Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania has 39 listings on the National Register of Historic Places, including 5 historic districts and 1 National Historic Landmark, listed between 1966 and 2026. Counts from the National Park Service database (snapshot of May 2026) plus the NPS weekly lists since. To check a specific address, use the address lookup.

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Most notable listings

Powderly, Terence V., House NHL Scranton · Building · listed 1966 Ad-Lin Building Scranton · Building · listed 1987 Albright Memorial Building Scranton · Building · listed 1978 Carbondale City Hall and Courthouse Carbondale · Building · listed 1983 Cassese, Joseph, House Scranton · Building · listed 1997 Central Railroad of New Jersey Freight Station Scranton · Building · listed 1979 Century Club of Scranton Scranton · Building · listed 1996 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Station Scranton · Building · listed 1977 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Yard-Dickson Manufacturing Co. Site Scranton · District · listed 1990 Dickson Works (Additional Documentation) Scranton · Building · listed 1979

Historic districts (5)

All listings

Places: Scranton (36) · Carbondale (1) · Scanton (1) · Abington (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Ad-Lin Building Scranton Building 1987
Albright Memorial Building Scranton Building 1978
Bethel AME Church Scranton 2026
Carbondale City Hall and Courthouse Carbondale Building 1983
Cassese, Joseph, House Scranton Building 1997
Central Railroad of New Jersey Freight Station Scranton Building 1979
Century Club of Scranton Scranton Building 1996
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Station Scranton Building 1977
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Yard-Dickson Manufacturing Co. Site Scranton District 1990
Dickson Works (Additional Documentation) Scranton Building 1979
Dickson Works (Boundary Increase) Scranton Building 2024
Dime Bank Building Scranton Building 1978
Finch Building Scranton Building 1976
First Church of Christ, Scientist Scranton Building 1988
Florence Apartments Scranton Building 1984
Grand Army of the Republic Building Scranton Building 1984
Harrison Avenue Bridge Scranton Structure 1988
Lackawanna Avenue Commercial Historic District Scranton District 1983
Lackawanna County Courthouse and John Mitchell Monument Scranton Building 1997
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company Furnace Scranton Structure 1991
Lackawanna Mills and Scranton Button Historic District Scranton District 2017
Madison, James, School Scranton Building 2009
Masonic Temple and Scottish Rite Cathedral Scranton Building 1997
Municipal Building and Central Fire Station, 340 Scranton Building 1981
North Scranton Junior High School Scranton Building 1999
Powderly, Terence V., House NHL Scranton Building 1966
Scranton Armory Scranton Building 1989
Scranton Chamber of Commerce Building Scranton Building 2011
Scranton Electric Building Scranton Building 2023
Scranton Lace Company Scranton Building 2012
Silkman House Scranton Building 1978
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church & Throop Memorial Parish House Scranton Building 2025
St. Peter's Cathedral Complex Scranton Building 1976
Steamtown National Historic Site Scanton District 1986
Stoehr and Fister Building Scranton Building 2019
Tripp Family Homestead Scranton Building 1972
U.S. Post Office and Court House Scranton Building 2018
Waverly Historic District Abington District 2004
Williams, Roger, Public School No. 10 Scranton Building 1997

Questions about National Register listings in Lackawanna County

How many National Register of Historic Places listings are in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania?

39, of which 5 are historic districts and 1 are also National Historic Landmarks.

What was the first National Register listing in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania?

Powderly, Terence V., House, listed on October 15, 1966.

Which National Historic Landmarks are in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania?

Powderly, Terence V., House.

How do I check whether a house in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania is on the National Register?

Search the address with the free address lookup: it lists Register properties within 200 m and tells you whether the point lies inside a listed historic district. The official record is kept by the National Park Service and the Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Office (PHMC).

State Historic Preservation Office

Nominations, tax-credit certifications and official records for Pennsylvania go through the Pennsylvania State Historic Preservation Office (PHMC). See how to nominate a property.