EASTON

THE LAFAYETTE INN
This 1895 mansion, built as a private residence during the heyday of Easton's industrial growth, served as a fraternity house for two decades until about 1980. Located just two blocks from the Lafayette College campus, The Inn offers the most convenient and distinctive accommodations on College Hill.

Whether relaxing with a magazine alongside the fire, or playing your favorite tune on the grand piano, the antique filled lounge is a comfortable setting for meeting with friends or pondering the plans for tomorrow. The lounge makes a tastefully pleasing location for a rehearsal dinner, private party, or business meeting.

EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS
The Lafayette Inn is less than two blocks off the campus of Lafayette College. The region is blessed with a number of other highly rated colleges and universities such as Lehigh University, Muhlenberg College, and Moravian College. The National Canal Museum offers insights into a by-gone era of transportation, while the Trexler-Lehigh Game Preserve satisfies the explorer of the Natural Wild. The intrigue of Colonial America is evident in Easton's Historic District (the Easton Library has on display the Stars and Stripes which pre-dates Betsy Ross' version) and Bethlehem's Moravian Historic District boasts 18th Century buildings still in use. A tour of the Crayola Factory and the Weller Center for Health Education is a must see experience for children and adults as is the Martin Guitar Company of Nazareth.

ENTERTAINMENT
The choices for outdoor activities in the Lehigh Valley will satisfy fun-seekers of all ages. Mule Drawn Canal Boat Rides on the Lehigh River compliment a tour of the National Canal Museum or, if that's too slow for your liking, try the Steel Force Roller Coaster at Dorney Park and Wild Water Kingdom, one of the biggest and fastest on the east coast. Seasonal attractions such as the Lehigh Valley Air Show, the Great Allentown Fair, the Celtic Classic Festival, as well as Bethlehem's Musikfest all have something for everyone. Explore the mysteries of Lost River Caverns or the vineyards and wineries of Bucks County. Some of the best in big name entertainment can be found at the State Theatre Center for the Arts in downtown Easton.