Founded in 1908, the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA, stands as one of the oldest museums in Northeastern Pennsylvania. As the sole natural history, science, and art museum in the region, it was established by Dr. Isaiah Fawkes Everhart, a local physician and Civil War veteran. Embracing a vision to serve not just Scranton but the entirety of Northeastern Pennsylvania, the museum features diverse permanent galleries like the Fossil, Rocks and Minerals, Bird, Regional Art, Fine Art, and Dorflinger Glass Galleries.
Boasting a dynamic array of exhibitions, the Everhart Museum regularly showcases special temporary displays alongside its permanent collections. This ensures visitors are greeted with fresh and engaging content on each visit. From fossil wonders to fine art masterpieces, the museum caters to a wide range of interests and offers a stimulating environment for exploration and discovery.
With a rich history and a commitment to educational programming, the Everhart Museum invites guests to delve into the intersection of natural history, science, and art. Through its galleries, events, and educational initiatives, the museum continues to fulfill Dr. Everhart's dream of enriching the cultural landscape of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
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