3 Best Landmarks in Allentown, PA

I've come here many years for the Corn Roasting Festival and have had the opportunity to come see a native bead workshop last year. I feel so lucky to have this kind of thing right in our back yard. If you've never been I highly suggest going. It's an amazing experience.

It's a fascinating & interesting look into the areas earliest form of native civilization & culture! From beadwork to woodburning & from hunting to early natural MEDICINE this museum is chuck full of clever & realistic exhibits that will enlighten & perhaps instiil a new perspective upon departure.

I was there for the Roasting Ears of Corn festival. It's a wonderful place to not only learn about Native American culture, but to experience it. With the museum you learn what the Lenape life was like. Certainly worth it.

I would definitely recommend this museum as a must-see if you are a history buff and are visiting the Lehigh Valley area. I was highly impressed with the range and quality of the fascinating exhibits on display, which included a great deal of informative and interesting (unbiased) historical information not just about LeHigh Valley's diverse past, but also about particular aspects of US history in general (for example, the Abraham Lincoln exhibition). The museum is well set out and I happily spent several hours exploring the exhibits. Last, but certainly not least, the staff was extremely friendly, helpful and accommodating. This Australian tourist will be sure to visit again when next in Lehigh Valley.

Great museum with plenty of exhibits and getting the tour of the Trout Hall from the 1700s was a very cool experience. Definitely recommend if you’re into American and Native American history.

Membership is definitely worth the cost. Many good programs available free to members throughout the year.