Explore Meadville museums and attractions, from historic homes and theaters to stereoscopic exhibits and college events. Discover the charm of this small Pennsylvania town and The Carriage House Inn.
Allegheny College is one of the oldest colleges in the U.S. (founded 1815), with a beautiful, historic campus. Hosts cultural events, lectures, and art exhibits open to the public.
This 1843 mansion was built by Supreme Court Justice Henry Baldwin. It later was home to William Reynolds and has been owned and operated as a museum by the Crawford County Historical Society since 1963. It is full of history and wonderful artifacts; a true gem in the heart of Meadville, PA.
This historic theater offers plays, concerts, and community performances in a restored 1880s venue.
Walkable historic district with locally owned shops, cafés, galleries, and antique stores. The Market House (1870) is a central landmark offering local produce, goods, and events.
The Keystone View Company was started in Meadville, PA in 1892 and for over 80 years it was the largest manufacturer of stereoscopic materials and was a favorite pastime of families viewing photography in 3-D. The museum houses a vast collection of stereoscopic cards that guests may view through a stereoscope.
Explore the birth of the petroleum industry at the Drake Well Museum in Titusville, PA, where in 1859, Edwin L. Drake struck oil. The museum sits on 240 acres where guests may visit a replica of Drake’s engine house built around the historic well.
