Museum of Indian Culture

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2825 Fish Hatchery Rd

Allentown, PA 18103

+1 (610) 797-2121

http://www.museumofindianculture.org

The Museum of Indian Culture, founded in 1980, is a volunteer-run non-profit dedicated to preserving and sharing the authentic histories and cultural heritage of Native American peoples, particularly those from the Northeast. The museum serves as a resource center for education, offering a variety of exhibits, programs, and community events that highlight Native American cultures from across the western hemisphere.

Through partnerships with federally recognized Indigenous Nations, including a collaboration with the Delaware Nation, the museum aims to enhance public awareness of local Lenape history and contemporary culture. Its diverse collection includes artifacts, cultural items, and interactive exhibits, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of Native American life and artistry.

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4.56 reviews

Beverly A.

5/29/2017

A wonderful museum.. We were fortunate to see the special exhibit of the Warrior Spirit: Journey of the Native American Warrior in honor of Memorial Day..The Museum of Indian Culture's newest...

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Jamie C.

5/15/2022

We arrived 20 minutes before closing so we couldn't read ALL the information. There was an amazing amount of information all around the room. I'm not sure we would have read it all even if we got...

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Karen F.

6/17/2010

This little Museum is right next to the Fish Hatchery (great fun for kids and adults - the hatchery, that is). It's really more of a 3 star place because it is so tiny - but i am giving it 4...

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Steph M.

8/25/2013

This museum is tiny, but the two men who run the place make up for it. They are more than happy to guide you through the artifacts, tell stories and chat afterwards. I went with my boyfriend...

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Kris G.

5/13/2013

Great space, staff is energetic and kind. Exhibits have a "hand-made" yet informative feel. My kids love it....

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