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Take a Stroll Through Avon And Learn About Its History
Source: The Coaster · Jul 21, 2026, 10:59 AM
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Avon Borough has launched the Avon Historical Stroll, a new self-guided walking tour featuring 10 stops at historically significant locations throughout the community.
The interactive tour uses QR codes to provide video content about each site, allowing residents and visitors to explore and learn about Avon's heritage.
Mayor Ed Bonanno and Commissioners John Magrini and Michelle DeVoy unveiled the initiative at the borough pool.
Key points
- Avon Historical Stroll is a 10-stop QR code video tour of important historical sites in the borough
- The tour encourages both local residents and visitors to explore Avon's history and heritage
- Mayor Ed Bonanno and borough commissioners officially unveiled the new walking tour at the Avon pool
- The interactive nature of the tour makes historical education more accessible and engaging for the community
FAQ
- What is the Avon Historical Stroll?
- The Avon Historical Stroll is a self-guided walking tour featuring 10 stops at historically important locations throughout Avon Borough. Each stop includes a QR code that links to video content providing information about the site and its historical significance.
- How do I use the Avon Historical Stroll?
- Visitors can walk to each of the 10 designated historical sites around Avon and scan the QR codes posted at each location using their smartphone to access video information about that particular historical place.
- Who is behind the Avon Historical Stroll?
- Avon Mayor Ed Bonanno and Borough Commissioners John Magrini and Michelle DeVoy unveiled and support the Avon Historical Stroll initiative to help residents and visitors learn more about the borough's history.
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