We look forward to welcoming your group to the Stroud Mansion Museum and Library and sharing the stories, people, and places that shaped Monroe County!
The Stroud Mansion Museum offers four floors of exhibit space highlighting the history of Monroe County. Permanent exhibits include artifacts that span local history, from the time of the native Americans to present day. Specialized collections and exhibits rotate throughout the year, focusing on the social, cultural, political, and economic life of Monroe County.
The Stroud Mansion Museum offers four floors of exhibit space highlighting the history of Monroe County. Permanent exhibits include artifacts that span local history, from the time of the native Americans to present day. Specialized collections and exhibits rotate throughout the year, focusing on the social, cultural, political, and economic life of Monroe County.
GROUP TOURS
The Monroe County Historical Association invites your organization, school, club, senior group, or community group to experience the rich history of Monroe County through a guided visit to the historic Stroud Mansion Museum.Located in the heart of downtown Stroudsburg, the 1795 Stroud Mansion serves as the headquarters of the Monroe County Historical Association and is one of the county's most significant historic landmarks. The museum features four floors of exhibits showcasing local history from Native American settlement through the present day.
During your visits, guests will:
- Explore four floors of museum exhibits highlighting Monroe County history.
- View historic artifacts, artwork, photographs, documents, and collections.
- Learn about the Strouds and the founding families of Monroe County.
- Discover rotating exhibits that focus on the social, cultural, political, and economic history of Monroe County.
- Learn about local families, businesses, and events that shaped our community.
Submit a group tour request:
- Submit the online request form below OR
- Download our Group Tour Info Sheet, which includes a mail-in form.
GROUP TOURS
Stroud Mansion Museum
& Research and Genealogy Library900 Main Street • Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
MONROE COUNTY HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
900 Main Street
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
570 421 7703
OFFICE HOURS
10am–4pm
Tuesday through Saturday
900 Main Street
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
570 421 7703
OFFICE HOURS
10am–4pm
Tuesday through Saturday
GROUP TOUR INFORMATION
- Available for organizations, clubs, schools, and community groups.
- Guided tours led by knowledgeable museum docents or staff.
- Advance reservations required. Must be made two weeks in advance.
- Entrance is located on 9th Street and includes a ramp for accessibility. All floors of the museum are accessible by elevator.
GROUP TOUR HOURS
- Scheduled during business hours, Tuesdays through Saturdays, beginning at 10 am, based upon the availability of docents.
- The last group tour any day will start at 2 pm.
- All group members should arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled tour time.
- Tours will begin promptly at the scheduled time and last approximately 1½ hours
GROUP TOUR ADMISSION
- Special group rate of $10/person is available for groups of 10 or more visitors.
- Payment may be made by check, cash, or credit card in advance or upon arrival. Please make checks payable to the Monroe County Historical Association.
- While we understand that final attendance numbers may change, a minimum charge of $100 per group applies to all group tours.
- Please call for groups of more than 20
PARKING
Metered on-street parking along Main Street and other nearby streets in the downtown area.Stroudsburg Borough Parking information
Please do not park in lots belonging to neighboring businesses.
ACCESSIBILITY
All floors of the Stroud Mansion and Library are accessible by elevator. Entrance is located on 9th Street includes a ramp for accessibility.To arrange a group tour, use the form at left, or for more information, call the office at 570 421 7703 or Contact Us
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