WILDER MUSEUM OF WARREN COUNTY HISTORY

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Discover the Wilder Museum in Warren County, PA, where over 4,000 unique artifacts bring history to life. This incredible collection spans centuries, offering a captivating experience for history enthusiasts, families, and visitors of all ages.

What to See at the Wilder Museum:

Rare and Unique Artifacts:
-A 1963 Mercedes Benz and an 1860s authentic covered wagon.
-Native American artifacts spanning 8,000 years of history.
-Furnishings from the historic Irvine-Newbold Estate, including a two-person vacuum.
-The iconic Henry Rouse’s boots and the Irvine Railroad Depot desk.

Military and Transportation Exhibits:
-A one-handed clock invented by Colonel Windsor, a Spanish-American War hero.
-An extensive World War II exhibit.
-Antique transportation displays, including turn-of-the-century vehicles.

Cultural and Artistic Displays:
-Antique toy collections, fashion exhibits, and the renowned DeFrees antique gun collection.
-Self-Guided Tours
-Explore over 20 exhibits at your own pace with a self-guided brochure, allowing you to immerse yourself in Warren County’s rich history.

Don’t forget to visit the museum’s gift shop, where you can find unique souvenirs and locally inspired items to commemorate your visit.

Hours and Admission:

Open Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday from 1-5 PM, mid-May through mid-October.
Admission: $5 per person, $1 per student, and free for members.
Closed on holidays.

Plan your visit to the Wilder Museum of Warren County History and step back in time to explore an extraordinary collection of stories, artifacts, and history.