Eagles Mere Historic Village - Eagles Mere, PA - Historic Victorian Village

Eagles Mere Historic Village is located in Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania, in Sullivan County. At the turn of the 20th century, Eagles Mere was known as a resort for wealthy Philadelphians. Today, Eagles Mere Historic Village blends Victorian charm with contemporary amenities. Even with the passage of time, many of the village shops and cottages retain their original architecture, allowing visitors to get a glimpse of this area's past.

Eagles Mere is located in the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania and has an elevation of 2,200 feet. Visitors are offered several activity options and sights to see. There are several miles of hiking and mountain biking trails in the area. With quaint shops, tranquil country inns, scenic vistas, and a multitude of dining options, visitors have plenty to enjoy while in Eagles Mere. Located in the heart of historic Eagles Mere, the Village Shops and Greene are in Sullivan County on Route 42, just 8 miles off of Route 220.

Visitors may also enjoy seeing Eagles Mere Lake. While not open to the general public, visitors can still enjoy the splendor of the lake by viewing it from a distance. The lake itself and the property and facilities that surround the lake are exclusively for the use of members and guests of the Eagles Mere Lake Association.

Eagles Mere Historic Village is home to the Eagles Mere Museum. Previously housed in the old Third Baptist Church building on Laporte Avenue, the museum was moved to the renovated General Store building in recent years and now serves as an anchor to the village's commercial center. The museum consists of 2,500 square feet and is located behind the Museum Shop. The entrance to the museum and shop can be found on the porch of the General Store. Eagles Mere Museum is open seven days a week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The remainder of the year, the museum is open on weekends only.

The museum focuses on the heritage of Eagles Mere and provides visitors with educational opportunities. The museum includes exhibits from the George Lewis Glassworks Era (1804 - 1830), the Farming Era (1830 - 1880), the Narrow Gauge Railroad Era (1892 - 1926), the Big Hotels' Era (1880 - 1960s), and an exhibit on Eagles Mere today. Genealogical records, old newspapers, hotel register, organizations' records, and brochures are also available at the museum. Additional information about the museum can be obtained by calling 570-525-3155.

The Eagles Mere Historic Village hosts several annual events, such as the Summer Antique Market, the Arts and Crafts Festival, and the Fall Antique Market. These events typically have an admission fee. Admission fees vary, based on the event. Additional information about annual events, dates, hours, and fees can be obtained by calling 570-525-3503.

Another interesting attraction is the Flora Villa Inn. Built in the late 1800s, the Flora Villa Inn is the only year round inn in Eagles Mere. It is a cottage with comfortable accommodations that is known for its beautiful gardens. Visitors can choose to stay at the inn or may just want to stop by to enjoy the gardens and see this piece of Eagles Mere's history. For additional information regarding the Flora Villa Inn and its amenities, interested parties can call 570-525-3929.

Eagles Mere Historic Village is home to a wide variety of other attractions, including Eagles Mere Conservancy, Eagles Mere Toboggan Slide, Ensemble Theater Community School, and several parks.