Here we offer links to other sites we believe will be of interest to those with ties to the Delaware River Valley. Some have to do with the flood of 1955, while others are simply river-related. Visit a few to learn about all the moods of the river!
Check out the new
Easton Flood Museum
New York City-based Nurture Nature Foundation, an environmental non-profit organization, is renovating the old VFW building on Northampton Street in Easton. When completed, it will house The Flood Project, a new way of viewing the Delaware's flooding tendencies from an environmental perspective. Stop by to see their progress and you may even be invited in for a tour!
Enjoy some of the finest
dining along the river at the
Indian Rock Inn!
From its inception during the building of the canal, this venerable stone inn has served to feed, entertain and board some of the most colorful characters on River Road. Between gracious rooms, fine dining and the increasingly popular open mic nights for our area's best informal entertainment, if you leave here hungry, tired or thirsty, it's your own fault.
Find out everything
Frenchtown has to offer!
A quaint, historic village nestled in a scenic New Jersey valley on the River. A bevy of charming shops including The Book Garden, where you can buy a copy of Devastation on the Delaware! Always something fun going on, like River Fest. Enjoy!
Tube the Delaware River
with River Country!
Want to make some lifetime family memories? Tube the Delaware. Our family goes every chance we get, and we still talk about those trips with fondness. If you've never tubed the river, you're in for a treat: hours of the most relaxing time you'll ever spend, and you can even enjoy a halfway-home hotdog treat!
NEW! Watch the video segment Weather Whys?
Featuring Devastation on the Delaware, from the Pennsylvania Cable Network!
