Museums in Altoona, Pennsylvania

hours(subject to change): Open Thursday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 00 per person or .00 per year fo... More on MuseumStuff.com

Hands-on museum with 14 rooms to explore; open ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Altoona facility was designed with state-of-the-art exhibition and storage space for quarterly exhibiti... More on Sama-art.org

I felt this is wonderful atmosphere for vhildren to inspire their creativity, wonderful building locate... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Pennsylvania Railroad relied on the workers of Altoona to design, build, test, operate and repair any r... More on PlanetWare

Highly recommend this experience. More on TripAdvisor

A volunteer organization dedicated to the the promotion of model railroading and the introduction of the hobby to young people . Our goal is to acquire a building to house our collections and teac... More on Blairchamber.com

A volunteer organization dedicated to the the promotion of model railroading and the introduction of the hobby to young people . Our goal is to acquire a building to house our collections and teach... More on Blairchamber.com

The Lead Mine Fort, a 45-acre National Historic Landmark in Blair Co. Revolutionary War Days, annual reenactment event & Heritage ... More on CentralPACVB.org

An 18th-century fort that was pivotal in stabilizing the frontier during the American Revolutiuon. This fort, built by General Daniel Roberdeau, set out to produce lead to make ammunition for the C... More on Heritage

The Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum is one of the finest social history museums that I have been... More on Judysbook.com

Former 19th century estate of the wealthy Baker family, it now serves as the headquarters of the Blair County Historical Society. In 2001, a renovation was completed, returning the exterior to its ... More on Heritage

Dedicated to Blair County history .. properties include .. Baker Mansion .. Dick Schoolhouse .. Etna Furnace .. Royer Mansion .. The Blair County Historical Society holds a collection approaching 1... More on MuseumStuff.com