This category lists sites which present the history of an era or region through collections in museums composed of historic artifacts located in Pennsylvania.
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Exhibits and displays of artifacts depicting the history of the city.
Nonprofit organization preserves the area's history. Includes programs and events, membership details, items for sale, and hours of operation.
Collects and preserves early stationary internal combustion engines in over twenty buildings, and also provides a gift shop. Includes the history of the museum, admission, membership and directions.
Offers tour of the complex. Includes historical timeline, details of exhibits, hours, admission, events, membership, volunteer opportunities, directions. Located in Philadelphia.
Tells the story of the 1889 tragedy and recovery. Provides pictures and visitor information.
Collects, conserves, exhibits, and interprets Pennsylvania German material, culture, history and heritage from 1740 through 1940. Includes details of collections, virtual tour, educational resources, events and programs, hours, admission and directions. Located in Lancaster.
Interprets the pre-historical, historical and cultural heritage of the people of the area through a collection of artifacts and a genealogical library. Includes a visitor's guide, volunteerism and membership details. Located in Aaronsburg.
Museum of local art and history. Information on hours, events and membership. Waynesboro.
A Smithsonian-affiliated museum and the largest history museum in Pennsylvania, dedicated to the 250 year history of the Western Pennsylvania region. Located in Pittsburgh.
Society and museum dedicated to the preservation of history. Includes information on the Stourbridge Lion Replica, the first locomotive to run on commercial track in America. Located in Honesdale, PA.
Displays and exhibits of artifacts telling the history of the girl and boy scouts in Valley Forge.
Society and museum dedicated to the preservation of history. Includes information on the Stourbridge Lion Replica, the first locomotive to run on commercial track in America. Located in Honesdale, PA.
Tells the story of the 1889 tragedy and recovery. Provides pictures and visitor information.
Museum of local art and history. Information on hours, events and membership. Waynesboro.
Collects and preserves early stationary internal combustion engines in over twenty buildings, and also provides a gift shop. Includes the history of the museum, admission, membership and directions.
A Smithsonian-affiliated museum and the largest history museum in Pennsylvania, dedicated to the 250 year history of the Western Pennsylvania region. Located in Pittsburgh.
Collects, conserves, exhibits, and interprets Pennsylvania German material, culture, history and heritage from 1740 through 1940. Includes details of collections, virtual tour, educational resources, events and programs, hours, admission and directions. Located in Lancaster.
Offers tour of the complex. Includes historical timeline, details of exhibits, hours, admission, events, membership, volunteer opportunities, directions. Located in Philadelphia.
Nonprofit organization preserves the area's history. Includes programs and events, membership details, items for sale, and hours of operation.
Interprets the pre-historical, historical and cultural heritage of the people of the area through a collection of artifacts and a genealogical library. Includes a visitor's guide, volunteerism and membership details. Located in Aaronsburg.
Exhibits and displays of artifacts depicting the history of the city.
Displays and exhibits of artifacts telling the history of the girl and boy scouts in Valley Forge.
