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Antoine Dutot Museum
Local history museum and gallery
About
The Antoine Dutot Museum & Gallery is in the former red schoolhouse on Main Street in Delaware Water Gap. Inside you can see resort artifacts from the town's days as a top inland resort, Lenape relics, Kentucky rifles and land deeds going back to 1745. You can also sit in a recreated vintage classroom and watch a short film on the history of the town.
Downstairs is an art gallery with rotating shows by regional artists, and a separate building holds a restored 1926 American LaFrance fire engine, antique horse-drawn sleighs and early farm implements.
History
The building is the school that served Delaware Water Gap families from 1870 to 1969. After the school district closed it, townspeople rallied to save it, and a nonprofit was founded in 1970 to run it as a museum. The land was deeded by Antoine Dutot, founder of the borough.
When to go
The museum is open Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m., from Memorial Day weekend to Columbus Day weekend. It is closed through the winter except by appointment or for events. Groups of ten or more can arrange a visit outside regular hours.
Price
- Requested donation$2 per person
- Under 12Free
Prices checked November 2026 on the website of the Antoine Dutot Museum & Gallery. They can change, so check before you go.
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