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Red brick and stone facades, an underground aqueduct, an exposed rock wall at the base of the mountain all lend a distinct architectural ambiance to the Stabin Museum. Developed over the rapid waters of the Mauch Chunk Creek, 268 West Broadway began its historical life as a hydro-powered wire works factory and is now inhabited by the works of Victor Stabin, a contemporary American artist often compared to Dr. Suess, Salvador Dali, and M.C. Escher.
