Alabama is home to a variety of museums that celebrate different things. One of these museums is the Pioneer Museum of Alabama. To learn all about the Pioneer Museum of Alabama, including what makes it unique and why it’s an absolute must-visit for all ages, take a look below.
The Pioneer Museum of Alabama, which covers 40 acres, is located in Troy and celebrates the state's pioneer heritage.
Since opening for business in 1971, this unique museum has welcomed many visitors from all across the state and beyond. There's no other museum in Alabama quite like it.
The purpose of the Pioneer Museum of Alabama is to show us how people lived in Alabama during the 19th century, as well as the early 20th century. There are several exhibits that demonstrate this, including a kitchen. There's also a bedroom on display, a sewing area, a logging area, and more.
Also on display at the museum is a collection of artifacts, including carriages and wagons showing us how people got around during this time. Don't forget to check these out during your visit.
For more information about the Pioneer Museum of Alabama, including hours, admission cost, and other exhibits you can expect to see, take a look at the museum's website or Facebook page.
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