Greater Hazleton Historical Society and Museum | Preserving stories & local legacy in Hazleton
The Greater Hazleton Historical Society and Museum in Hazleton, PA preserves the region’s cultural, industrial and architectural history. This community-focused museum shares local stories through exhibits, programs and research resources. Every visit offers insight into the people and events that shaped Hazleton.
The museum is housed inside a historic former fire station and borough building. That setting adds meaning to the experience. Three exhibit-filled floors display artifacts, photographs and memorabilia. Topics include anthracite mining, early industries and daily life across generations. Pennsylvania Indian artifacts and rotating displays add depth to the collection.
Educational programming supports learning for all ages. The museum hosts open houses, lectures and guided walking tours. A research library and genealogy department provide valuable tools for historical study. Visitors are encouraged to contact the museum for tour scheduling and event information.
The Greater Hazleton Historical Society and Museum in Hazleton connects past and present through education, preservation and community storytelling.
