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Previous page Laceyville Originally known as Braintrim see above and Skinner’s Eddy see below , the area for a couple centuries was a camping grounds for Indians of the Tuscarora tribe. When the Laceyville toll bridge was completed across the Susquehanna in , the fare was five cents for pedestrians and 25 cents for horses. Lackawanna Means “the stream that forks,” and the fork in question is the confluence of the Lackawanna River with the northern branch of the Susquehanna.

Lackawanna County was once part of Luzerne County, and the breakoff did not come easy. The first rumblings of secession were heard in the s, some 20 years after Bradford and Susquehanna counties had broken off, due mainly to the impracticalities, not to mention the social regression, of having to travel to Wilkes-Borough to transact official business. When suggestions started floating about that another northern chunk of Luzerne County wanted to break off, the PTB powers-that-be of Wilkes-Borough became alarmed, so they developed a two-point scheme.

One, they agreed to the breakoff and formation of Wyoming County, centered around Tunkhannock, throwing as it were a bone to folks clamoring for more self rule. Wyoming County was viewed as offering relatively little in terms of financial value. Two, and this is the slimy part, Luzerne County decided to stack the deck: Prospects for the formation of a new county called Lackawanna must have seemed doomed.

But a unique development occurred in as Pennsylvania established a new constitution: Lackawanna County was now free to call its own shots, and in did just that: