Take a journey through time and relive the history of Delaware Water Gap at the Antoine Dutot Museum & Gallery. A charming old brick school house (circa 1850) with a museum of local history and a…

Take a guided tour of this historic Pocono Mountains mansion. Built in the Victorian Italianate architecture style in 1861, this beautiful home was the residence of Asa Packer. Among his many…

The Monroe County Historical Association maintains the one-room Bell School, located in Hamilton Township. Built in the 1870s, the Bell School housed students until 1953. The story of early Monroe…

It was originally known as the "Vault," or the "Fireproof Building," as a previous courthouse and jail had burned to the ground.

The Berlin Township schoolhouse was built before 1872 and was closed in 1951. In 1998 the County Of Wayne had the stone foundation rebuilt, put on a new roof and porch, and painted the exterior in the…

This site is a Victorian lover's dream, refurbished in 1993 but also leaving original Victorian furnishings.

The museum's exhibits center around the people, places and happenings that have made Pike County's history so colorful. Current features include the Lincoln Flag, Hiawatha Stagecoach, C.S. Pierce Room…

The museum displays many 1800s artifacts such as school equipment, farming tools and railroad memorabilia.

Breathtaking scenery, natural resources and scars from the coal and lumber industries coexist. This mountainous region is known as a mecca for high-quality outdoor recreation. River rafting, mountain…

Constructed from 1825 to 1829, with 16 miles of gravity railway and 108 locks over a 108-mile canal, it was built to transport anthracite coal from mines in northeastern Pennsylvania to markets on the…

Cottage styled cross-gabled library designed by T. Rooney Williamson first opened on October 1, 1890.

The Dingmans Bridge is a private toll bridge over the Delaware River connecting Route 739 in Dingmans Ferry, PA with Route 560 in Layton, NJ. This historic bridge provides a convenient, picturesque…

Housed in the Dorflinger factory's restored cutting shop and factory office building, the Dorflinger Factory Museum is home to a premier collection of Dorflinger Glass tableware. Exhibits explore the…

The museum maintains elegant displays of fine cut, etched, engraved, gilded and enameled crystal produced in Christian Dorflinger's factories between 1852 and 1921. An on-site gift shop features an…

In 1981, the building was moved to its present location. The Driebe Freight Station is located next to McMichaels Park at 537 Ann Street, Stroudsburg. Currently, the building is leased by the Miracles…

The building is one of the most notable Gothic Revival churches in Pennsylvania. Of special interest are its Tiffany window, hand-craved French limestone reredos, hand-cast brass lectern and pulpit.

The Equinunk Historical Society maintains the Joel Hill Water-Powered Sawmill and the Calder House Museum. The Joel Hill Sawmill is a working, 1850s water-powered sawmill with scheduled demonstrations…

Milford's Grey Towers is the ancestral home of Gifford Pinchot. Pinchot was a Pennsylvania Governor, conservationist, and first Chief of the US Forest Service. The estate, built on nearly 100 acres,…

Guest accommodations in the mansion and adjoining Carriage House are furnished with period antiques, luxurious fabrics, and carefully selected artwork. Fifteen-foot ceilings, marble fireplaces and…

Boulder field is a true relic of the past. This area is a National Natural Landmark, and State Park Natural Area. It has remained relatively unchanged for more than 20,000 years. The Boulder Field…

The three-story row houses were individualized by variations in dormer, bay window, and door and window trim. At one time there were 13 millionaires living in Carbon County.

The exhibition leads the visitor through the ages from the geological formation of coal in prehistoric times to the present. The theme is struggle, prosperity, decline and revival; the legacy, the…

Built in 1890, after the old courthouse was demolished. This Richardsonian Romanesque-style building, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, features native sandstone, arched windows, and…

Updated: The research library is open by appointment only. Museum operations are temporarily closed. The mansion was constructed in 1795 by Jacob Stroud and occupied for many years by his descendants.…

The No. 9 Coal mine was opened in 1855, but its origin traces back ten years earlier. The Mine was operated until 1972. At that time, it was the world's longest running anthracite coal mine. Visitors…

Do not pass Jim Thorpe, go directly to The Old Jail Museum! Hear the story of the condemned Molly Maguires and see the mysterious "handprint on the wall." Tour the jail and hanging site of seven…

Built in 1888 to serve booming passenger train activity, the Landing is Carbon County's hub for special events, exhibits and rail excursions.

The Palmerton Area Heritage Center features extensive historical artifacts and documents relating to the region. Maintained and displayed by the Palmerton Area Historical Society in the main shopping…

Constructed in 1873 in the Second Empire French Renaissance style.

It is the only museum in Northeast PA dedicated to the history of the Delaware Indian. The museum will inform and, perhaps, shock you. It will show you the history of man in Northeastern PA from…

Nestled in the Pocono Mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania, Quiet Valley is open to the general public for tours from the third Saturday in June through Labor Day plus extra spring and fall…

Begun in 1847 as one of four suspension aqueducts on the Delaware and Hudson Canal, it was designed by and built under the supervision of John A. Roebling, future engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge.…

The only science center in the Pocono Mountains region where you can explore nature and astronomy all under one roof! The Schisler Museum exhibits more than 130 wildlife specimens from around the…

Updated: All guided tours and train excursions are are canceled. With museums open year-round and seasonal train excursions, the site offers endless opportunities to enjoy a nostalgic journey through…

Its endpoints are at Summit Hill and Jim Thorpe. This 18-mile trail made of crushed stone is ideal for walking, cross-country skiing and biking.

Now serves as a museum of railroad artifacts and model trains.

Tour the Castle is a guided tour that provides the history of the Castle Inn. Built in 1906, it served as a summer home to tourists who flocked to the area to escape city heat and enjoy the mountain…

The Upper Mill still retains an operating water wheel, which is accessible to the public through a free self-guided tour. After touring the mill relax and enjoy lunch at the Waterwheel Cafe Bakery and…

The society has displays in three locations: The Williams House, PPL's Environmental Learning Center and the Palmyra (Pike County) Township Building.

Built in 1875, the structure was originally on the site of plane #7, where coal was stockpiled during the winter months. The location became known as weigh-market, and later Waymart, because coal was…

The interior has been partly modernized, but there are remnants of the original, including some marble fireplaces, iron stairs and hallway decor. The upstairs courtroom still has the original bar and…

The Wayne County Historical Society operates several history museums and a research library. What is now the society's main museum building, built in 1860, was originally the Delaware & Hudson Canal…

A visit will take you to a quiet place, insightful of the past. Today the museum is self guided with National Park Service rangers and volunteers available to answer questions and provide for sale a…