The name, Tobyhanna, comes from a Native American word that means "dark waters whose banks are lined with alder trees." Though there were settlers as early as late 1700s, mostly trappers and a few farmers, a real village wasn't established until late 1800 when the Tobyhanna and Lehigh Lumber Company was founded. The company opened a handful of mills in the area, and the influx of jobs drew people to the town. When the area industry dwindled, a former bank cashier somehow ponied up the money to purchase a majority of the village in early 1900s, consisting of 30 homes and around 120 acres of land
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