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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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Built in 1871 and used until 1995, the jail was the site of the hanging of seven Molly Maguires and contains Cell 17 with its mysterious handprint on the wall. The museum also features reproduction gallows, a gift shop with Molly Maguire books and Guided tours daily, except on Wednesdays.
Address: 128 W. Broadway Jim Thorpe PA USA 18229
Send an Email 1 570 325-5259
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The Mauch Chunk Museum
Before the town was named Jim Thorpe it was known as Mauch Chunk. The purpose of the museum is to inform visitors about the history of Jim Thorpe. The museum is open year round and can accommodate large groups. Learn about the railroad, which passed through the town.
Address: 41 West Broadway Jim Thorpe PA 18229
Send an Email (3) 1 570 325-9190
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This is the studio and gallery exclusively showing the works of Joel Le Bow whose works range over 60 years of creating abstract expressionist and symbolic figurative works in oil, acrylic, mixed media and watercolors.
Address: 38 West Broadway Jim Thorpe Pennsylvania Carbon 18229
Send an Email 1 570 325-8778
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