Interactive regional history museum featuring permanent and rotating exhibits on local culture, industry, and immigration with a vast archival collection.
General Information
Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday: 10am to 4pm
Closed Sunday and Monday
Closed Sunday and Monday
Fees:
Adults: $8
Children (3–11): $3
Children under 3: Free
Seniors (65+): $7
Members: Free
Children (3–11): $3
Children under 3: Free
Seniors (65+): $7
Members: Free
Pet Policy:
Pets are not allowed
Seasons:
All year
Location:
How to Get There
Take PA-378 North to US-22 West, exit at 15th Street, turn right onto Walnut Street.
Overview
The Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum in downtown Allentown, run by the Lehigh County Historical Society, has more than 13,000 square feet of exhibits on Native American heritage, early settlers, the American Revolution, and the region's industrial boom, plus one of the largest historical archives in the state. Rotating exhibitions, lectures, and walking tours are offered.
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