Kellersville

Kellersville, Pennsylvania is a quiet, unincorporated village located in Hamilton Township, Monroe County, in the Pocono Mountains region of northeastern Pennsylvania. Though small and largely residential today, it holds historical significance as one of the older settlements in the area.

🗺️ Location & Geography

• Coordinates: 40°56′36″N, 75°17′40″W
• Elevation: ~510 feet (155 meters)
• Setting: Nestled among rolling hills and wooded terrain, near communities like Sciota, Snydersville, and Cherry Valley
• ZIP Code: Typically served by nearby post offices such as Sciota (18354)

🕰️ Historical Notes

• Post Office Established: As early as 1846, indicating its role as a recognized village in the mid-19th century
• Early Mentions: Appears in historical postal records and 1890s atlases, suggesting it was once a modest hub for local farming and trade

🏘️ Community Character

• Status: Unincorporated locality—no formal government or town center
• Land Use: Primarily residential and agricultural, with scattered homes and rural roads
• Township: Governed by Hamilton Township, which provides local services and zoning oversight

🌿 Surroundings & Nearby Attractions

• Close to the Cherry Valley National Wildlife Refuge, a protected corridor for migratory birds and native species
• Within easy reach of Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, and Delaware Water Gap, offering cultural events, dining, and outdoor recreation
• Nearby historical and environmental sites include Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm and Kettle Creek Environmental Education Center