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Museums Near Coudersport PA

Submitted by ika-admin on Tue, 07/30/2024 - 22:00

These museums provide a mix of historical, natural, and cultural experiences near Coudersport, PA.

E.O. Austin Museum – Austin, PA

Welcome to the E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society founded in 2001, and opened to the public on September 25, 2005. The E.O. Austin Home is a museum dedicated to the history of Austin and the surrounding areas. You can learn more about the history of; The 1911 Austin flood, health care, logging and farming, our military, and many other areas.  Our two story museum houses over 1,700 square feet  and is comprised of thousands of  artifacts.  Each one with a different story and history all their own. Please take some time to view our website and photo gallery, but understand that the best way to learn about the E.O. Austin Home is to visit the museum and take a tour.

(814) 274-8124
E.O. Austin Museum Website
Directions to E.O. Austin Museum
Pennsylvania Lumber Museum

The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum educates the public about the Commonwealth’s rich lumbering history and the ongoing care, management, and recreational use of its forests. Visitors are encouraged to explore the museum’s working historic saw mill, recreated lumber camp, exhibits, public programs and collections to discover the relevance of history in their lives. The Pennsylvania Lumber Museum is administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and is actively supported by the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Associates which is a non-profit community-based organization.

(814) 435-2652
Pennsylvania Lumber Museum Website
Directions to Pennsylvania Lumber Museum
World War II Museum – Eldred, PA

An excellent museum that  exists:  to preserve and interpret the history of World War II; to commemorate the contribution of 40 million Americans that supported the 16 million fighting  aggression; and to help shape a stronger future for the United States by helping present and future generations understand the lessons of the 20th century.

(814) 225-2220
World War II Museum Website
Directions to World War II Museum