THE STROUD MANSION is CLOSED

The Monroe County Historical Association office, research library, and museum
will remain closed until Spring 2026.
Our dedicated team is preparing the site for visitors following completion
of the Heritage Center construction and Stroud Mansion restoration projects.
We anticipate reopening on April 1, 2026.
You may leave messages at 570-421-7703.
Please understand that we may not be able to respond right away. We appreciate your patience.

SPONSORS OF THE MCHA

Many thanks to our sponsors.
Please let them know you appreciate their support of the Monroe County Historical Association.
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2024 PREMIER SPONSOR
$5,000

Monroe County Bar Foundation

HISTORY MAKER | $2,500
Lester G. Abeloff Foundation
PRESERVATION ADVOCATE | $2,000
ESSA Bank & Trust
LOCAL HISTORY ENTHUSIAST | $1,500
Saylorsburg Lumber Co., Inc.
CURATOR’S FRIEND | $1,000
John Campbell and Jacob Petersen
Hon. Linda Wallach Miller
    and Hon. Charles P. Eyer
MKSD Architects
LIBRARY SUPPORTER | $500
BioSpectra
Gilroy Northeast, Inc.
Middle Smithfield Township Supervisors
Riley and Company, Inc.
RLB Accountants
The Sarajian Family
Robert and Susan Shebelsky
Strunk-Albert Engineering
Thomas R. and Christine A. Wilkins
ARCHIVAL ALLY | $250
Blue Ridge Communications
Elizabeth and Tarek Bugaighis
Lori J. Cerato, Attorney at Law
Cramer, Swetz, McManus
    & Jordan & Saylor P.C.
Dunbar Enterprises Inc.
East Stroudsburg University
Nicholas and Barbara Fredericks
Hamilton Township
Hartzell's Auction Gallery
MaryAnne and Chet Heeter
Connie McCool
Robert M. Moses
Newman Williams, P.C.
Northampton Community College
PNC Bank
John R. and Deborah A. Procopio
Frank and Joan Revitt
RKR Hess, a Division of UTRS
Wayne and Jennifer Sibum
Stone, Boylan & Associates, CPA
Stroud Township
Joan Vican
West End Fair Association
George W. Westervelt, Jr.
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