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The life and career of Houdini is recounted through a variety of exhibits. On Halloween, a special Houdini seance is held at the museum.
Address: 1433 N. Main Scranton PA USA 18508
 1 570 342-5555
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C & B Trains and Museum
The C & B Trains and Museum features an indoor 0 scale model train display and a White Haven pictorial museum. When visiting, stop by the gift shop.
Address: 243 Main St. White Haven PA USA 18661
1 570 443-8940
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Ferri's Pizza
The area's first and only coal mine theme pizza shop. This pizza place has a museum featuring tons of Anthracite coal mining artifacts. There are videos to watch, photographs to view and coal mine related artwork painted by local artists. The entrance way is a replica of a coal mine and features its own miner named Stosh. Come for a pizza and leave with a history lesson.
Address: 106 Church St Moscow PA USA 18444
 Send an Email 1 570 842-3130
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One of the largest collections of period locomotives and rolling stock in the United States is on display at Steamtown National Historic Site. Visitors have the chance to see a working roundhouse, a locomotive shop and a restoration shop. A history museum, a technology museum and a visitor center are also located on-site.
Address: Lackawanna Ave. and Cliff St. Scranton PA USA
1 570 340-5200
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A local landmark for nearly a century, the Everhart Museum displays a wide range of natural history, science and art collections. The museum also offers educational events like art classes, lectures, and a public reference library.
Address: 1901 Mulberry St. Scranton PA USA 18510
Send an Email 1 570 346-7186
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The area's only museum dedicated to the history of anthracite mining, PA Anthracite Heritage Museum features interactive displays that allow visitors to experience the lives of the proud people who worked in and around these mines.
Address: Bald Mtn. Rd. Scranton PA USA 18504
Send an Email 1 570 963-4804
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Founded in 1980, the Greater Historical Society purchased the historic firehouse building in Hazleton and transformed it into the Greater Hazleton Historical Museum. The goal of the society and museum is to preserve the history of the Hazleton area through exhibits of artifacts and memorabilia along with a genealogical research center.
Address: 55 N. Wyoming St. Hazleton PA USA 18201
Send an Email 1 570 455-8576
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Housed in an historical 1893 building, and operated by the Luzerne County Historical Society, the County Museum exhibits a permanent collection of Native American and anthracite mining artifacts. It also hosts rotating exhibits with emphasis on important influences in the lives of the people in the area. A gift shop is found on-site and is open durning the Museum's visiting hours.
Address: 69 S. Franklin St. Wilkes-Barre PA USA 18701
Send an Email 1 570 822-1727
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Located in a restored, late 19th century mill building, The Lackawanna County Trolley Museum transports visitors back to the time of electric railway systems. Using interactive exhibits, this museum retells the story of these unique transports and the impact they had on the Lackawanna Valley.
Address: 300 Cliff St. Scranton PA USA 18503
Send an Email 1 570 963-6590
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Holocaust Museum & Research Center
Sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Northeastern Pennsylvania, the HMRC was established in 1994 in the Scranton Jewish Community Center. The museum features a small but growing collection of artifacts including a Czech Torah that survived the Holocaust. The research center offers community education, commemorations and outreach programs for local schools.
Address: 601 Jefferson Ave. Scranton PA USA
1 570 961-2300
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