At the Antoine Dutot School and Museum you will take a journey through time and relive the history…read moreof Delaware Gap. The Museum is housed in the original school along with authentic desks, books, and photos of the children that attended class there. You can set in a desk from the early 1900's to watch the short film about the history of the Delaware Water Gap. The film depicts the town as it looked 100 years ago. It also had a photo of Fred Astaire, which was a local resident. It is hard to believe, looking at the way the town is now, but this area was the second largest resort town in the country in the 19th century. Of all the grand hotels that were once here, only two are standing. Among the artifacts at the museum are dishes, arrow heads, old photos, and many other old interesting things. There are also photos of the town when it was under water. The last time it was under water was in 2006. The Water Gap has been under water a few times during this century and each time the town does rebuild. When I was at the museum, a lady came in and introduced herself to the guide as a teacher that taught in this building years ago. She did not say how many years....but it was a long time ago. Wow...what a treat to actually meet a person who taught in this school house. The first floor is an art gallery. The art on display was from local artist and was priced very reasonable. This Museum is a must see if you are in the area of Delaware Water Gap.

Arts are OK, I liked few, I didn't get the thing when gallery attendant woman didn't let me make a…read morepicture I just wanted to show one funny piece for my friend, anyway I went on website they had a virtual tour so I did screenshot there of the same picture LOL , she made me feel like I'm trying to steal Mona Lisa but it just random art gallery

Horrible customer service/interaction. Rude, very short & little male worker with an accent yelling…read moreand harassing me because i stepped in for the first time and took a picture of one of the art pieces. Mind you, i didn't see a sign or know no pictures allowed. I've been to art galleries where pics are fine and if they aren't, a worker will let me know, usually in a polite manner. No this man yelled at me and even after i instantly put my phone away, he kept yelling about it. As if he was scolding a bad child. I'm an adult. I respect people. Therefore i require respect & human decency in return. He harassed me to the point of needing to leave. Sad to say i will not be returning and letting others know of his poor service. On another note, the art gallery on 6th street belonging to Sean turrell is amazing and he provides excellent service and interaction.

A wonderful gallery full of an eclectic array of art from mixed media to fine art and so much more…read more The curators were kind and helpful and they have set up their gallery to dazzle visitors.

From the owner: Antiques, contemporary design, repurposed, fine art, unique giftsread more

This is absolutely lovely small arts center at the Poconos, exhibiting local artists' work. The…read moreatmosphere is peaceful and staff is super kind. Free admission. Went there one morning with the family and enjoyed each and every painting peacefully, the place is just right for a small breather of beauty and enjoyment. Highly recommended for anyone visiting nearby.

I only get out to the Pocono Community Theater every ten or twelve years. I'm not in the area, but…read morewhen I am, it's a must-visit. An old-style independent movie theater with a great selection films, friendly staff, and modern picture and sound. Was here this past Saturday for Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" and got a matinee ticket, soda, and popcorn, for twenty-one bucks. Can't beat that kind of a deal these days. Hopefully my next visit here will be in the near and not distant future. I love this theater!

Great price for good performances . Easy to get to and good parking. It's a great place fur family…read morefun.