Historical Museums
Six museums and historical societies serve the Clearfield County area. Each has unique items, displays and exhibits that give visitors a sense of what life was like from the time of the area's settlement, through good times and challenging times, and facets of life in-between.
Since facilities rely on volunteer service, we suggest calling ahead for current hours of operation or to schedule an appointment.
Several sites in Clearfield County are on the National Register of Historic Places. Among them are buildings at Parker Dam State Park, S.B.Elliott State Park, and select buildings throughout the county. Clearfield, DuBois and Coalport have National Historic District designations.For more information about each of them go to www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com/PA/Clearfield/state.html.
Clearfield County Historical Society
104 East Pine Street
Clearfield
814-765-6125
3 floors of exhibits, resource room, genealogy resources at the museum. Bloody Knox Log Cabin is a life-size furnished log cabin exhibit in Kellytown, Knox Township.
Philipsburg Historical Foundation
203 North Front Street
Philipsburg
814-342-7115
Osceola Mills Community Historical Foundation
600 Lingle Street
Osceola Mills
814- 339-6074
Coalport Area Coal Museum
961 Forest St.
Coalport
814-672-4378
Coal history exhibits and resources. Excellent record of miners who died in mining accidents.
DuBois Area Historical Society, Inc.
30 West Long Avenue
PO Box 401
DuBois
814-371-9006
Three buildings, full of DuBois history exhibits and artifacts, including those from business and industry, lumbering, mining, architecture, farm and grange life, Genealogy resources available.
Korb House Museum Curwensville-Pike Twp. Historical Society
839 State St.
Curwensville
814-236-8328
Visit the historic Bucktails Room, see the chair President Harrison sat in when he visited the Patton family in Curwensville, and other memorabilia dating from the early 1800's through the 1960's.
Grice Museum
119 N. Fourth Street
Clearfield, PA 16830
814- 768-7332
This wonderful car and big-game museum is home to some of the most unique classic and antique cars in the country, including an extensive Crosley collection.
Backwoods, Backroads, Backwaters Heritage
Six museums and historical societies serve the Clearfield County area. Each has unique items, displays and exhibits that give visitors a sense of what life was like from the time of the area's settlement, through good times and challenging times, and facets of life in-between.
Since facilities rely on volunteer service, we suggest calling ahead for current hours of operation or to schedule an appointment.
Several sites in Clearfield County are on the National Register of Historic Places. Among them are buildings at Parker Dam State Park, S.B.Elliott State Park, and select buildings throughout the county. Clearfield, DuBois and Coalport have National Historic District designations.
For more information about each of them go to www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com/PA/Clearfield/state.html.
Clearfield County Historical Society
104 East Pine Street
Clearfield
814-765-6125
www.rootsweb.com/~pacchsm/index.htm
3 floors of exhibits, resource room, genealogy resources at the museum. Bloody Knox Log Cabin is a life-size furnished log cabin exhibit in Kellytown, Knox Township.
Philipsburg Historical Foundation
203 North Front Street
Philipsburg
814-342-7115
Osceola Mills Community Historical Foundation
600 Lingle Street
Osceola Mills
814- 339-6074
Coalport Area Coal Museum
961 Forest St.
Coalport
814-672-4378
www.gsdl1.org/business/CACM
Coal history exhibits and resources. Excellent record of miners who died in mining accidents.
DuBois Area Historical Society, Inc.
30 West Long Avenue
PO Box 401
DuBois
814-371-9006
Three buildings, full of DuBois history exhibits and artifacts, including those from business and industry, lumbering, mining, architecture, farm and grange life, Genealogy resources available.
Korb House Museum
Curwensville-Pike Twp. Historical Society
839 State St.
Curwensville
814-236-8328
Visit the historic Bucktails Room, see the chair President Harrison sat in when he visited the Patton family in Curwensville, and other memorabilia dating from the early 1800's through the 1960's.
Grice Museum
119 N. Fourth Street
Clearfield, PA 16830
814- 768-7332
This wonderful car and big-game museum is home to some of the most unique classic and antique cars in the country, including an extensive Crosley collection.
