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Built in 1861, the Packer Mansion was the home of philanthropist, railroad magnate, and founder of Lehigh University, Asa Packer and consists of three stories and 18 rooms. Willed to the Borough of Mauch Chunck, it remained a memorial to her father but was not open to the public until 1956. The Masion was designated a Nationl Historic Landmark in 1985. During the regular season, tours commence every half hour.
Address: 4 Broadway Jim Thorpe PA USA 18229
 Send an Email  1 570 325-3229
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Founded in 1930 as a non-profit community group, the Pike County Historical Society's mission is to preserve and maintain the historical artifacts of Pike County. Seasonal exhibits are presented and a collection of artworks are displayed.
Address: 608 Broad Street Milford PA USA
Send an Email (1) 1 570 296-8126
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This one-room school near Beach Lake was built before 1872. It still stands as a testament of a simpler time and is open to the public during the summer and fall.
Address: Indian Orchard Grange Honesdale PA USA 18431
Send an Email 1 570 253-3240
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Stroud Mansion Museum
Stroud Mansion is a restored 1795 residence that features museum exhibits and a research library. The home was built by Stroudsburg founder, Colonel Jacob Stroud.
Address: 900 Main St. Stroudsburg PA USA
1 570 421-7703
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Located in the outskirts of Milford, Grey Towers is the home of Gifford Pinchot, the first chief of the US Forest Service and twice Governor of Pennsylvania. House and garden tours are offered. Grey Towers feature conference facilities for natural resource groups, on-site programs including environmental education programs and chamber music concerts.
Address: 151 Grey Towers Drive Milford PA USA 18337
1 570 296-9630
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At this historic mining village founded in 1854, visitors have the chance to browse houses, churches, schools, a hotel and a company store. Guided tours are available from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
Address: 2 Eckley Main Street Weatherly PA USA 18255
1 570 636-2070
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Located on the Wayne County Fair Grounds, this 15,500 sq ft (1,440 sq m) exhibit depicts, and is titled, A Day in the Life of a Farm: 1870-1930.
Address: Route 191 Honesdale PA USA 18431
Send an Email 1 570 253-3240
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Upper Mill
Originally built between 1804 and 1837 and now restored, this water-powered mill is an interesting example of American history in action.
Address: 150 Sawkill Ave. Milford PA USA 18337
1 570 409-0051
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Millbrook Village is a re-creation of a turn-of-the-century village found in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation area. Here the Millbrook Village Society showcases the way of life in a typical village during the 1850-1900 time period. During the summer weekends, volunteers demonstrate crafts and activities of a typical village, while the annual Millbrook Days are held during the fist weekend of October.
Address: Millbrook Rd. Hardwick PA USA
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Visitors have the chance to tour the grounds where Pennsylvania Dutch families lived in the 18th and 19th centuries. Programs are available for schools, and a number of special events are held throughout the year.
Address: 1000 Turkey Hill Road Stroudsburg PA USA 18360
1 570 992-6161
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