Dedicated to preserving the history of Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The Sigal Museum is home to the Jane S. Moyer Library, providing resources for students, scholars, and genealogical researchers.

Educates the public through special events and tours, collects and exhibits artifacts, and preserves historic sites within the City of Bethlehem and the Greater Lehigh Valley. Also offers an event venue.

Provides opportunities to connect with and explore the life of Edward Hand, the diverse communities and material culture of early Lancaster County, and the complex issues that shaped our nation in its formative years by preserving and interpreting Historic Rock Ford and its collections.

Provides a combination of art, science, education, and community. From murals that educate about local environmental issues to nature, journaling that connects people to their surroundings, to Science on a Sphere presentations that make global issues personally relevant.

Offers the story of America's historic towpath canals in a museum that features four galleries filled with hands-on exhibits.

Creates learning opportunities through playful, hands-on experiences in a social environment. Offers permanent exhibits, special community events, customized field trips, and educational workshops.

Operates a planetarium and observatory. Presents astronomical shows and related astronomy programs of the night sky. Sponsors public star watches and private star watch sessions for schools, scouts, churches, and corporate groups.

Provides historical resources, preservation, powerpoint programs, history nights, and private tours. Also archives and collects records, photos, paintings, and research.

Preserves and interprets the culture and context of Anabaptist-related faith communities in Lancaster County. Gathering place where people can explore stories, ideas and legacy. Facilities and services include: - Library and archives - Bookstore and museum shop - Publications about Mennonite, Amish and Pennsylvania cultures - Auctions of rare out-of-print books - Genealogical research - Museum exhibit on Mennonite and Amish folk art - DNA Interpretation - Public events such as educational, musical, storytelling and artistic programs - Field trips - Folk art classes

The observatory features a 16-inch reflecting telescope as well as a vintage 11-inch Clark refracting telescope. Staff are available to answer questions and give instructions on the use of the telescopes.

Offers an extensive museum collection, as well as a genealogy and local history research library.

Promotes interest in the history of the community, identifies and preserves historic sites, teaches community heritage, and restores historical landmarks. Offers a historical museum and diorama.

Promotes interest in the history of the community, identifies and preserves historic sites, teaches community heritage, and restores historical landmarks. Offers a historical museum and diorama.

Offers art museum exhibits, education initiatives for children and families, and scheduled programming. The museum's permanent collection consists of over 13,000 works of art.

Offers history of past generations of people who lived in Maytown and East Donegal Township, PA.

Offers an historical museum which emphasizes the stories of people, places and events in Luzerne county history; featuring objects, photographs, and documents.

Operates a museum that features two floors of exhibits and a genealogical and historical research library.

Provides education for the public about the story of anthracite coal mining along with patch towns and their residents through the preservation and exploration of the site and its collection.

Serves the public by researching, collecting, and preserving artifacts and specimens, that exemplify the Commonwealth's natural and cultural heritage, and by telling Pennsylvania's story through educational exhibits and programs.

Serves as a learning center, educational resource, and cultural gathering place for children. Provides immersive, interactive exhibits that empower children and families to connect, create and learn through purposeful play.

Operates a museum with the largest collection of timepieces in the Western Hemisphere with over 12,000 pieces. Includes a horological library and research center.

A living history village of Pennsylvania Dutch life.

Offers exhibits with interactive components suitable for children of all ages. Includes live animals, crafts, games, activities, and dress-up corners. Also maintains a butterfly garden, the Three Sisters Native American garden, and a native tree garden with picnic tables and gazebo.

Offer tours of the museum, which are entertaining and educational. These tours can be for a single person or for a group; they include three stories of the building.

Offers a museum, library, photo archives, educational center, and museum shop.