Directions to Rosemary Remembrances II

Here is a map and driving directions to 10 Hill Road, Jim Thorpe, PA.
GPS coordinates for 10 Hill Road: Latitude, 40.86417, Longitude, -75.74167.

Rosemary Remembrances II Business Hours:
Open Saturday and Sunday Noon to Five year round or by appointment and a whim.... Find cool old junk, collectibles, The Rosemary House herbs, nostalgia, and one-of-a kind hand crafted Remembrances™, individually made by Marj. from those very treasures.

Jim Thorpe, PA is located at the edge of the world famous Pocono Mountains. The historic and quaint Victorian town of Jim Thorpe is nestled in between three mountains.... it's magnificant surroundings offers something for everyone: shopping, biking, hiking, rafting, skiing, sightseeing, historical attractions, festivals, and beautiful vistas.

For more information on Jim Thorpe, PA:

• Jim Thorpe Area Council of the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce or call 1-888-JimThorpe
• Jim Thorpe Artists - sponsor Second Saturday gallery evenings: Noon to Eight pm.
• Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau or call 1-800-762-6667

BEWARE: Parking is always a challenge in Jim Thorpe!! Keep in mind Old Mauch Chunk, now Jim Thorpe, was built for horse and buggies, not our automobiles.... We're an easy walking town - so, we recommend you park in the lot (for a fee) behind the Train Station (intersection of US209 and Broadway). Walk 2 blocks up Broadway to the Opera House and turn right on Hill Road. Rosemary Remembrances II is on the right. The town uses parking meters, so for most on-street parking spaces you'll need to feed the meters with quarters every two hours - every day of the week, including weekends. The town does ticket! (Approximately $5 to $10 per ticket).

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"There's Rosemary,
that's for Remembrance..."
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