3 Best Landmarks in Allentown, PA

“Mack Trucks Historical Museum was established as a non-profit corporation in 1984 and celebrates Mack's history by maintaining truck build records, engineering drawings, photos, service and parts information, memorabilia, and a collection of vintage Mack truck models. In addition to being the lead on all things Mack, the Mack Trucks Historical Museum also converts and keeps vintage Mack Trucks and memorabilia for all to enjoy. The Mack Customer Center has been transformed into the Mack Experience Center, Mack Defense production is turning out remarkable Granite 8x8 dump trucks, and a reduced number of staff members have returned to the Museum. These staff members are concentrated on museum processes, archival work, and answering information requests. They also have a small group of volunteers organizing and consolidating materials throughout their museum space.”

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“Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum's 30,000-square-foot headquarters museum, the Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum, is a state-of-the-art climate-controlled facility. The Heritage Museum includes six galleries with over 13,000 square feet of exhibits. The Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum presents a combination of educational programs for school groups. Students will learn about Pennsylvania Dutch settlers, the Korean War, the Industrial Revolution, Native American culture, the democratic process, and other subjects through the exhibits and programs. Students can explore the Lehigh Valley's history through hands-on activities involving role-play, crafts, analyzing primary sources, simulated archaeological digs, and more.”

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“America On Wheels represents road transportation in America and expanded the 43,000-square-foot venue, providing more than 23,000 square feet of exhibit space. It is segregated into three primary galleries and various smaller displays. The museum attendants concentrate on managing museum operations and addressing information queries. The museum's expansive collection showcases a variety of exhibitions, including over 75 bicycles, automobiles, motorcycles, and trucks. America On Wheels exhibits describe the captivating tale of people and developments in transit, spanning from the period of carriages to the creation of future vehicles. Free admission for children 4 and under is available.”

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