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Wilkes-Barre, the Diamond City, was laid out in 1770 by Connecticut settlers in typical New England fashion, with the focus on two public spaces: common land along the riverfront (known today as the River Common), and a central civic square (known today as Public Square) that was set into the grid on the diagonal (
Wilkes-Barre was settled in 1769 and docHubed the height of its prosperity in the 19th century when coal reserves were discovered nearby. This discovery led to the city being nicknamed The Diamond City.
Culturally and linguistically closest to the Iroquois of New York were the Susquehannock Indians or the people of the muddy water. Most of the Susquehannock villages formed in this region were in the area of present-day Wilkes-Barre and in areas north of Scranton.

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Prior to the first waves of colonization, the major Pennsylvania Indian tribes were the Lenape, Susquehannock, Shawnee, and Iroquois. Those original people of what would become the city of Philadelphia were the Lenape.
The Zebulon Butler House The Oldest Home in Wilkes-Barre Built in 1793, the house stands as a rare and lasting symbol of the regions colonial past.

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