A 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, there is no admission fee for a tour. Wheelchair accessible. Preserving truck build records, service, and parts information, engineering drawings, photos, memorabilia and a collection of vintage Mack truck models
This museum has been on my bucket list a while and we finally went and brought our friends from out of town along. The tours are every half hour and free of charge. There was actually more to see than I expected including a large anechoic chamber and a good number of historical Mack trucks from the early-mid 20th century up to one used in the recent Transformers 3 movie. We even got to see a restoration in progress and sit in a few of the latest model cabs in the showroom (with a guide, though this section is not always open to the public). It was fun and I would come back again with my nephews who love big trucks.
Although they were preparing for a competition staff was great and helpful with the kids. In fact, they modified the tour just for our 3 and 5-year-old. Great place to stop by if you are in the area.
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Free admission for children (2-11) & members. Their 30,000 square foot headquarters museum, the Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum, is a state-of-the-art climate-controlled facility that houses one of the finest historical research libraries in the state of Pennsylvania. Has more than 35,000 historical artifacts, 120,000 vintage photographs, and 3-million+ documents. Street parking is also available
This is a hidden gem in the middle of the city, my children had a lot of fun and enjoyed learning about the history here in Allentown and the surrounding areas.
If you live in Lehigh Valley you need to see this place to learn the history of the area.
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Free admission for Members, Children 4 years and under. The museum has a full-size replica Liberty Bell that can be rung, a child-size Conestoga wagon many other items to explore. Have a full-time museum manager who is guiding the new focus on their educational initiatives at the museum. Their educational offerings to area districts, parochial schools, and home-schoolers. They have expanded the museum and now have a changing exhibits area to display items of interest to the community
I thought that it would be nothing but the experience was awesome. The tour was very well explained my son is 7 years old and he was so excited to learn the history and he wanted to purchase a lot of things in there. The explanation of the liberty bell was so interesting. I would definitely go back, that would help my son with history.
Awesome place to go too. Plenty of history there. Staff was very informative. My grandkids liked it a lot. If you can't go to Philadelphia I highly recommended this place.
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