An aerial photo of the Remembrance and Continuance: The Lenape Story in Scranton mural in Downtown Scranton

REMEMBRANCE AND CONTINUANCE

The Lenape Story in Scranton

Discover the rich Indigenous history of Northeastern Pennsylvania through the powerful imagery of the Lenape Mural in Downtown Scranton. Located on the side of the Brixx building at 130 North Washington Avenue, this stunning 8,000-square-foot public artwork — titled “Remembrance and Continuance: The Lenape Story in Scranton” — honors the Lenape people, the original inhabitants of the region.

Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, this powerful piece offers a unique opportunity to engage with Indigenous history and recognize the legacy of the Lenape people in Lackawanna County and throughout Northeast Pennsylvania.

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Created by Lenape artist Ben Scott Miller and world-renowned muralist Belin, the mural brings to life the enduring spirit, traditions, and cultural legacy of the Lenape through this breathtaking masterpiece.

Commissioned by Lackawanna County and Scranton Tomorrow, the mural is more than just art — it’s a historical acknowledgment and an invitation to learn, reflect, and reconnect with the region’s roots. “Remembrance and Continuance: The Lenape Story in Scranton" stands as a lasting tribute to the Lenape Nation’s strength and story.

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Dedicated on August 1, 2025

Special thanks to the community partners, contributing artists, and sponsors whose hard work and dedication brought this mural to life.

Contributing Artists

Ben Scott Miller – A registered citizen of the Delaware Tribe of Indians
Belin (Miguel Ángel Belinchón) – A renowned Spanish artist
Curtis Zunigha – Video narrator, a registered citizen of the Delaware Tribe of Indians

Presented by: Lackawanna County & Scranton Tomorrow
Premier Sponsor: Lackawanna County Visitors Bureau