French Azilum is the site of a planned settlement along the Susquehanna River built for refugees fleeing the French Revolution. Open May through October with special events scheduled throughout the season. Picnic pavilion rental available for family reunions, clubs, summer entertainment, weddings, organizations.
Learn the basics of blacksmithing, and make a plant hook, trivet or other decorative item to show off or gift! Class strictly limited to six so book early. Must be over 12; if under 18 must be accompanied by parent/guardian.
Come enjoy our marvelous magician, have fun with the DCNR rep down by the river spotting birds and making clay, be delighted by our balloon artist! Touch a truck, free fingerprinting and helmets, and more!
The fleur de lis themed Labyrinth at French A ilum is 25 years old! Learn about the history of labyrinths and the inspiration and construction of this one from Site Intern Historian Katherine Barto at 1:30 and meet some of the folks involved in the original build and in its current upkeep.
Bring your favorite beverage (alcoholic or not) and a snack and come try your hand at spinning! Individual attention and deft guidance, and you will take home a length of yarn you spun yourself, and a drop spindle!
The Marie Antoinette Lookout is and overlook that is located just off of US Route 6 near Wyalusing in Pennsylvania. It is located near the town of Towanda. It offers a scenic view of the Susquehanna River, the mountains, the French Azilum, and a French refugee settlement that was built sometime in the late 1700s or early 1800s. Between 1793
The Ram Zone offers a variety of delicious foods and drinks to customers in Wyalusing, PA and the surrounding areas. When you want to watch your favorite sporting event around friendly faces and quality food, we’re the people for you! We have two big-screen TVs and three small-screen TVs, so you’ll have a great view of the game anywhere in
Wyalusing Rocks, also known as Prayer Rocks, has lead people to it for as long as we have documented history. It was an important point in native american cultures for it was a high point overlooking a stunning horseshoe bend in the Susquehanna, and a high point from which signals from Indian tribes could be seen for miles. Wyalusing Rock
Wyalusing Public Library was built in 1902 by Mr. Frank Welles. It has a rich history in its beautiful interior and welcoming atmosphere. The library maintains a large collection of audio books as well as local history. We keep current best sellers and great children books, lots of children’s programs and two library cats. Please visit our website for further
Rest in Our Historic Hotel! The historic Wyalusing hotel has been in operation since 1894. Our dedicated team strives to ensure that your stay here is always wonderful. We offer a great selection of room options so you’ll have a cozy, comfortable place to sleep! Fantastic Annex Room Rates! Enjoy an incredible stay in the Annex portion of the historic
