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Comments:	This 14,350-acre state park, which is 17 miles long, is known as the "Grand Canyon of the East" because of its 600-foot-deep gorge. Deep in the gorge, the Genesee River flows over 20 waterfalls, including three main ones. The park has 66 miles of hiking trails, along with trails for horseback riding, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. The land, once owned by William Pryor Letchworth, a Buffalo businessman, was donated to the state in 1859. Letchworth's former country estate, the Glen Iris Inn, is now a country inn and restaurant. Camping is also available at the park year-round.<p> Near the Castile Entrance/Exit: <p> The machine is in the Visitors Center at the Glen Iris end of the park. It is just outside the entrance of the gift shop. All pennies also say Letchworth State Park, New York on the back. <p> Press is a hand crank, and the cost is 50 cents each, and the penny. The designs are:<br> 1) Middle Falls<br> 2) Foot Bridge<br> 3) Mt Morris Dam<br> 4) Highbridge<p> Gift shop gladly exchanges for quarters and also sells Penny Books.<p> 7/04/24: ????
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Letchworth State Park Visitor Center, Glen Iris

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1 Letchworth State Park
Castile, NY , 14427

Phone: 585-493-3600

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This 14,350-acre state park, which is 17 miles long, is known as the "Grand Canyon of the East" because of its 600-foot-deep gorge. Deep in the gorge, the Genesee River flows over 20 waterfalls, including three main ones. The park has 66 miles of hiking trails, along with trails for horseback riding, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. The land, once owned by William Pryor Letchworth, a Buffalo businessman, was donated to the state in 1859. Letchworth's former country estate, the Glen Iris Inn, is now a country inn and restaurant. Camping is also available at the park year-round.

Near the Castile Entrance/Exit:

The machine is in the Visitors Center at the Glen Iris end of the park. It is just outside the entrance of the gift shop. All pennies also say Letchworth State Park, New York on the back.

Press is a hand crank, and the cost is 50 cents each, and the penny. The designs are:
1) Middle Falls
2) Foot Bridge
3) Mt Morris Dam
4) Highbridge

Gift shop gladly exchanges for quarters and also sells Penny Books.

7/04/24: ????

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