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Names on the Stroudsburg map

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Places and landmarks4

  • Stroudsburg Municipal Building
  • Glen Park
  • Laurelwood Cemetery
  • Stroudsburg Cemetery

Streets and roads94

  • North Ninth Street
  • Park Avenue
  • Godfrey Ridge Road
  • Main Street
  • West Main Street
  • North Fifth Street
  • Broad Street
  • Foxtown Hill Road
  • South Ninth Street
  • Ann Street
  • North Second Street
  • South Eighth Street
  • Waverly Drive
  • North First Street
  • Phillips Street
  • Village Drive
  • Bryant Street
  • Dreher Avenue
  • Clermont Avenue
  • Scott Street
  • Sarah Street
  • North Third Street
  • Storm Street
  • Thomas Street
  • North Eighth Street
  • Wallace Street
  • Club Court
  • McConnell Street
  • Fulmer Avenue
  • Collins Street
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  • Lee Avenue
  • Stokes Avenue
  • Huston Avenue
  • North Seventh Street
  • North Sixth Street
  • Katz Drive
  • Monroe Street
  • Oak Street
  • Brown Street
  • Ramsey Street
  • Colbert Street
  • Kitson Street
  • Kautz Road
  • Kautz Street
  • Garden Street
  • Queen Street
  • North Tenth Street
  • Woodcliff Avenue
  • Snyder Drive
  • King Street
  • Cherry Alley
  • Manor Drive
  • Palmer Street
  • Linden Street
  • Anna Court
  • Turtle Cv
  • Morningside Avenue
  • Quaker Alley
  • Beers Street
  • Fetherman Street
  • Robeson Street
  • Barry Street
  • Lenox Street
  • Hamilton Street
  • Sunset Lane
  • Hemlock Road
  • Williams
  • Elm Street
  • Stone Street
  • Nist Street
  • Somers Lane
  • Grove Street
  • Kane Street
  • Bell Terrace
  • North Fourth Street
  • Labar Meadows
  • Washington Street
  • Ed Christine Drive
  • Mill Alley
  • South Sixth Street
  • Coolbaugh Street
  • Lindbergh Avenue
  • Kintner Alley
  • Borough Street
  • Elizabeth
  • Hood Alley
  • Foundry Street
  • Grant Street
  • Spring Garden Street
  • Highland Drive
  • Greenway Avenue
  • Kraemer Avenue
  • Glenview Avenue
  • Cedarwood Cmns

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About Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Stroudsburg is a borough of 5,927 people and the county seat of Monroe County, set where Brodhead, McMichaels and Pocono Creeks meet in the Poconos. Captain Levi Trump built Fort Hamilton here in January 1756, at the height of the French and Indian War, acting on Benjamin Franklin's orders to add one link to a line of frontier forts. Captain John Craig held the post with 41 men, near what is now the corner of Main and Ninth.

Jacob Stroud, a militia colonel and Revolutionary patriot, later ringed his own house with a stockade and called it Fort Penn to honor Governor John Penn. Once the Battle of Wyoming was fought in 1778, the fortified house became a refuge from attacks. Stroud, who had served at the state constitutional convention of 1776, founded the town in 1799 and laid out its streets with his son Daniel, and Stroudsburg was incorporated as a borough on February 5, 1815.

  • Stroud Mansion at Main and NinthThe Stroud Mansion stands at Main and Ninth, on the ground where Jacob Stroud's home once was. It joined the National Register in 1979. A state historical marker honoring Stroud stands a few blocks away at the Stroudsburg Municipal Building, on the corner of Seventh and Sarah Streets.
  • The county's courthouse townAs the seat of Monroe County, Stroudsburg is home to the Monroe County Courthouse, which joined the National Register in 1979. The county administration center sits downtown too, and the borough holds the core of the county's legal profession.
  • The Phoebe Snow stopped herePassenger trains such as the Phoebe Snow and the Lake Cities rolled through Stroudsburg on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, later the Erie Lackawanna, until the mid-1960s. Since the 2010s, the Lackawanna Cut-Off Restoration Project has worked to bring passenger trains back to New York City, and grants have been committed to repairing its bridges.
  • On the air since 1947WPCO at 840 AM has served Stroudsburg since 1947, and its sister station WSBG at 93.5 FM signed on in 1964. The Pocono Record newspaper keeps its headquarters in the borough, and the television stations WBRE, WNEP and WYOU each run a news bureau downtown.

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