Browse Walks in Aldan, Pennsylvania, US

This two-hour walking tour of Aldan, Pennsylvania, United States, will take you through the charming streets of this small borough located in Delaware County. The tour will begin at the Aldan Train Station (Latitude: 39.9079, Longitude: -75.2945), a historic train station built in 1891. From there, you will head south on South Oak Avenue, passing by the Aldan Union Free Library (Latitude: 39.9072, Longitude: -75.2937), a small library that has been serving the community since 1891.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Post Office (Latitude: 39.9068, Longitude: -75.2925), a historic post office that has been in operation since 1891.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Shopping Center (Latitude: 39.9064, Longitude: -75.2917), a small shopping center with a variety of stores and restaurants.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Park (Latitude: 39.9059, Longitude: -75.2909), a small park with a playground, basketball court, and picnic area.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Community Center (Latitude: 39.9054, Longitude: -75.2901), a community center with a variety of activities and programs for all ages.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Historical Society (Latitude: 39.9050, Longitude: -75.2893), a small museum dedicated to preserving the history of Aldan.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Bakery (Latitude: 39.9045, Longitude: -75.2885), a small bakery that has been serving the community since 1891.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Antique Mall (Latitude: 39.9040, Longitude: -75.2877), a small antique mall with a variety of unique items.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Pizza & Subs (Latitude: 39.9035, Longitude: -75.2869), a small pizza shop that has been serving the community since 1891.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Coffee House (Latitude: 39.9030, Longitude: -75.2861), a small coffee shop with a variety of specialty drinks and pastries.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Farmers Market (Latitude: 39.9025, Longitude: -75.2853), a small farmers market with a variety of fresh produce and other items.

Continue south on South Oak Avenue until you reach the intersection of South Oak Avenue and West Providence Road. Here, you will find the Aldan Town Hall (Latitude: 39.9020, Longitude: -75.2845), a historic town hall that has been in operation since 1891.

At the end of the tour, you will have seen some of the most interesting and historic sites in Aldan. You will have also had the opportunity to shop and eat at some of the local businesses.

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