Mauch Chunk was derived from the term "bear mountain" in the language of the native Lenape people, an apparent reference to a local mountain that resembled a sleeping bear.ORIGINAL: botlguy
That's terrific. I really like the name "MAUCH CHUNK". Any history on the name?
Thank youORIGINAL: epackage
Mauch Chunk was derived from the term "bear mountain" in the language of the native Lenape people, an apparent reference to a local mountain that resembled a sleeping bear.ORIGINAL: botlguy
That's terrific. I really like the name "MAUCH CHUNK". Any history on the name?
ORIGINAL: epackage
Mauch Chunk was derived from the term "bear mountain" in the language of the native Lenape people, an apparent reference to a local mountain that resembled a sleeping bear.ORIGINAL: botlguy
That's terrific. I really like the name "MAUCH CHUNK". Any history on the name?
YessirreeORIGINAL: PASodas
Didn't MAUCH CHUNK become JIM THORPE, PA?