This historic property was part of the legacy of Jacob Stroud, the town's founder, and most recently Dr. John Bruce Dunlop, who operated his dental practice on the first floor and resided on the second and third floors until his passing at the age of 82. Dunlop was active in his community having served on the Stroudsburg Planning Commission and having led the efforts of the Stroudsburg Beautification Committee. Due to his interest in beautification, the meticulously cared for house was a signature property in Stroudsburg, and his award winning garden was revered by many. An extensive marketing campaign generated four bidders at the auction and a final sales price of $412,500.