South Side of Northampton Street near 5th Street, July 1900.
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From Past to Present: A Virtual Tour of Jewish Easton
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On November 29, 1655, three of those explorers – Abraham de Lucena, Salvator Dandrade, and Jacob Cohen – requested permission from the West India Company to travel and trade along the Delaware River. Although their request was denied, they were granted permission to send two others on a different expedition. This is where Easton’s Jewish history begins, and it has flourished ever since. Explore hundreds of years of the Jewish community’s history.
Virtual Tour of Historic Easton
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We are proud to offer a virtual tour of historic, downtown Easton, Pennsylvania. This tour offers locals and visitors the opportunity to explore the often-forgotten places and the many histories of the county and its residents over the centuries. From the comfort of your device, get to know the city by visiting historical sites and learning about the people and neighborhoods that made Easton what it is today.