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Streets and roads65

  • Route 115
  • Evergreen Hollow Road
  • Evergreen Hollow Drive
  • Longwoods Drive
  • Long Mountain Road
  • High Hill Road
  • Schrader Lane
  • Pheasant Run Road
  • Astolat Road
  • Hillcrest Drive
  • Sugar Hollow Road
  • Neola Road
  • Glenwood Road
  • Gilbert Road
  • Hill Road
  • Kresge Farm Road
  • Brink Road
  • Mount Clay Drive
  • Cane Lane
  • Meadow Drive
  • Sundance Drive
  • Sleepy Hollow Road
  • Comanche Pines Road
  • Hemlock Drive
  • Rinker Drive
  • Leisure Lane
  • Altemose Drive
  • Laurel Lane
  • Mount View Circle
  • Nelson Drive
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  • Sugar Hill Road
  • Winter Hill Road
  • Winter Court
  • Old Orchard Drive
  • Red Pine Lane
  • Valley Road
  • Burger Hollow Road
  • Sunset Road
  • Merwinsburg Road
  • Treible Drive
  • Gernerd Road
  • Reo Drive
  • Country Glen Drive
  • Olympic Way
  • Arnold Drive
  • Natchez Road
  • Rena Drive
  • Twin Pine Court
  • Hill Run Road
  • Long Woods Drive
  • Long Mountain Drive North
  • Bear Medicine Road North
  • Mountain View Court
  • Walter Drive
  • Wrights Lane
  • Plume Drive
  • Effort Village Drive
  • Corine Court
  • Forest Drive Court
  • Kep Lane
  • Bear Medicine Road South
  • Suburban Lane
  • Chickasaw Drive
  • Freedom Drive
  • George Drive

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About Effort, Pennsylvania

Effort, also called Mount Effort, is a community of 1,965 people in Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County, along Pennsylvania Route 115 about 2.5 miles northwest of Brodheadsville. Its recorded history begins around 1745, when the father of Conrad Kresge brought the Kresge family to the spot.

A post office called Effort opened in 1850 and has run ever since, and today it carries ZIP code 18330. Local tradition says the name recalls how much effort it took the townspeople to settle on a name for their village.

  • A busy village by the 1880sIn 1886 a county historian described Effort as growing fast. It had two schools, two stores and a hotel, along with a foundry, a gristmill, a spoke factory and a post office, plus shops for a shoemaker, a blacksmith, a wheelwright and a milliner.
  • Milestone of an 1808 turnpikeThe old Wilkes-Barre and Easton turnpike, built around 1808, was the earliest and most important road through the area. In the 1880s one of its milestones still stood a short way north of the village.

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