Tickets Available for April 27 Event
For Roebling’s Delaware Aqueducts

LACKAWAXEN – Ticket sales are now open for the 175 th Anniversary of the
local first crossing of Roebling Aqueducts, which will be publicly celebrated on April 27.
Admission at $25 per person will include a 10 a.m. walking tour of the National
Park Service’s Roebling’s Delaware Aqueduct starting on the Pennsylvania side and
guided by Professor and Historian Paul C. King, followed by a 12-4 p.m. program at The
New Inn at Lackawaxen, 188 Scenic Drive, with a buffet lunch, a canal music sing-along
with Dan Engvaldsen, commemorative program, exhibits, and historical remarks by
Sullivan County Historian John Conway, D&H Transportation Heritage Council
(D&HTHC) President Bill Merchant, and Professor King.

To reserve by an April 19 deadline, please provide names to DHTHC Secretary
Laurie Ramie at laurie@upperdelawarecouncil.org or (845) 252-3022, with advance
payment via checks payable to “DHTHC” and mailed/delivered to 211 Bridge St., P.O.
Box 192, Narrowsburg, NY 12764 or electronically through the Venmo or PayPal icons
at the www.dhthc.org home page.

Support for this volunteer-coordinated event was gratefully contributed by:
Lackawaxen Township ($500); Sullivan County, NY ($300); Historic Preservation Trust
of Pike County, The Lackawaxen River Conservancy, Upper Delaware Council, Rowland
Cooperative, The Delaware Company, D&H Transportation Heritage Council, The New
Inn at Lackawaxen, Rohman’s Pub (all at $200); and Woodloch Pines ($150).