Bruce K.
9/7/2024
This simple historical marker provides some context as you drive along US-209 into this city. It reads, "Named in 1848 for town in Mexico. Upper streets laid out by J. Biddis, a Quaker, to...
Matamoras Historical Marker
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807 Pennsylvania Ave
Matamoras, PA 18336
Matamoras Historical Marker, nestled in Pike County, Pennsylvania, stands as a testament to the town's rich history. Named in 1848 to honor a Mexican town, its upper streets were meticulously designed by J. Biddis, a Quaker, echoing the layout of his beloved Philadelphia.
Erected in 1967 by the American Legion Post 486 and Mount Prospect Grange 1995, this marker embodies the settlement's past, encapsulating a pivotal year in its evolution—1848. Positioned on Pennsylvania Avenue (U.S. 6/209), it serves as a poignant reminder of Matamoras' roots.
Surrounded by a cluster of markers within walking distance, including tributes to fallen heroes and significant historical events, Matamoras Historical Marker offers visitors a glimpse into the town's narrative, inviting them to explore and appreciate its enduring legacy.
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