Pen Argyl Street Department
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Pen Argyl Borough, located in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, is a charming town with a rich history, founded in 1853 when slate was discovered by Joseph Kellow. Known for its unique heritage tied to the slate industry and the influx of Cornish quarrymen, Pen Argyl is home to approximately 3,600 residents and continues to celebrate its past through landmarks such as the historic Dentzel carousel at Weona Park.
The borough maintains its identity as part of the Slate Belt, with ongoing traditions such as the sale of pasties, a culinary staple brought by the quarrymen's families. Today, Pen Argyl offers a blend of community spirit and historical significance, making it a notable destination in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountain and near the Appalachian Trail.
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