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Originally published in 1939
Some of this information may no longer be current and in that case is presented for historical interest only.
Edited by GET NJ, COPYRIGHT 2003
DELAWARE, 70.6 miles (290 alt., 205 pop.), lies R. Of US 46 at the
bottom of the scarp on the bank of the Delaware. The town is a shopping
center for the surrounding country and has several stores, a post office, a
firehouse, and churches. Most of the buildings on the main street are brick,
but the residences on the tree-lined streets are all frame. Its most noticeable buildings from the highway are the ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH and
the METHODIST CHURCH – two white edifices with gold-tipped steeples,
almost identical in architecture.
US 46 bears L. at 71 miles.
At 71.3 miles, in the middle of a free bridge over the Delaware River,
US 46 crosses the Pennsylvania Line, 1.9 miles southeast of Portland, Pa.
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