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Oley was originally settled in 1700 and is known for its rolling farmland and beautiful scenery. It is currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Reading Pagoda is a 7-story building that was constructed in 1908 as a luxury hotel. In 1911, it was donated to Reading and is still owned by the city. The pagoda is now open for public visits, where you can climb the 87 steps to the top floor for a great view.

Manatawny Creek is a tributary of the Schuylkill River. The name apparently comes from the Lenape term 'Man'en'tau'wata'wik,' which translates to "here we drink."

The Muhlenberg Rail Trail is a fully paved multiuse trail that was built on the spot of the old East Penn Branch of the Reading Railroad. It is mostly flat and is a very popular path for walkers, runners and cyclists.

The Reading Pagoda is a 7-story building that was constructed in 1908 as a luxury hotel. In 1911, it was donated to Reading and is still owned by the city. The pagoda is now open for public visits, where you can climb the 87 steps to the top floor for a great view. For more information, you can visit: readingpagoda.com

The Muhlenberg Rail Trail is a fully paved trail. It is mostly flat, so it is a great place for a family bike ride. The path was built over the old railbed of East Penn Branch of the Reading Railroad.

The valve house was built in the 1880s and used to control the flow of water from the reservoir, created from the damming of Antietam Creek. Now the valve house sits in disrepair, with plants and trees growing out of the bricks. There is no public access to the valve house, but you can see it as you ride along Angora Road.

The Reading Pagoda is a 7-story building that was constructed in 1908 as a luxury hotel. In 1911, it was donated to Reading and is still owned by the city. The pagoda is now open for public visits, where you can climb the 87 steps to the top floor for a great view. For more information, you can visit: https://www.readingpagoda.com/