Art Association of Harrisburg

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Art

Dorothea Dix Library and Museum

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Library

This museum may be closed.

Historic Harrisburg Association

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Culture, History, Historic House

Historic Harrisburg Association is dedicated to the promotion of the preservation and enjoyment of Harrisburg's historic neighborhoods and landmarks. Through advocacy and education, HHA helps to preserve the city's human scale and evidence of its physical and social history. It seeks to contribute to the city's economic vitality and to build an appreciation of the city's history and a sense of community and place. Our mission is not merely to save old buildings but to help members of the community understand how these buildings and landmarks connect us to the past and provide a map for our future.

Hummelstown Area Historical Society

Hummelstown, Pennsylvania

Cemetery, History, Historical Society, Library

Slovak Museum & Archives

Middletown, Pennsylvania

History

The National Civil War Museum

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

History

Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Art

Highspire Historical Society

Highspire, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Historical Society of Dauphin County

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library

Please visit our new online home of The Historical Society of Dauphin County and the John Harris-Simon Cameron Mansion. The Historical Society of Dauphin County (HSDC) was founded in 1869 and has been headquartered at the Harris-Cameron Mansion, a National Historic Landmark, since 1941.

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

History

Susquehanna Art Museum

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Art

The State Museum of Pennsylvania

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Archaeology, Culture, General, History, Library, Natural History, Planetarium, Science

Since its creation in 1905, The State Museum of Pennsylvania has collected, preserved, researched, and interpreted the cultural and natural history of the state. Over the years, the museum has greatly expanded its collections and modernized its public offerings to serve the needs of succeeding generations of Pennsylvanians. Originally located next to the Capitol, the museum moved to its current location in 1964.