EVERHART MUSEUM

Natural History, Science, Art & Culture in Scranton, PA

Located in Scranton’s historic Nay Aug Park, the Everhart Museum features rotating exhibits, educational programs, cultural experiences, and interactive displays exploring art, science, natural history, and culture. From fossils and fine art to The Office Exhibition, discover one of Northeastern Pennsylvania’s most unique museum experiences.

Quick Facts

Located in Nay Aug Park in Scranton, PA
Founded in 1908
One of Pennsylvania’s oldest museums
Features art, science, natural history, and cultural exhibits
Home of The Office Exhibition (2025–2027)
Offers rotating exhibits, workshops, camps, and events
Family-friendly museum experience in Northeastern Pennsylvania

About the Everhart Museum

Founded in 1908, the Everhart Museum has served generations of visitors through exhibits, education, and cultural preservation in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

The museum’s collections span natural history, science, art, and culture, featuring fossils, taxidermy, rocks and minerals, fine art, folk art, and artifacts from around the world. Many exhibits trace back to Dr. Isaiah F. Everhart’s original collections, which helped establish one of Pennsylvania’s oldest museums.

Today, the museum continues to inspire curiosity through rotating exhibitions, educational programs, workshops, camps, and community events for visitors of all ages.

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Curate Your Curiosity

The Everhart Museum features rotating special exhibitions from its own collections alongside traveling exhibits from across the country. Permanent galleries are also regularly refreshed, giving visitors new experiences to discover throughout the year. With changing displays spanning natural history, science, art, and culture, no two visits to the museum feel the same.

Natural History & Science Exhibits

The Bird Gallery at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA — The Bird Gallery

The Everhart Museum highlights the natural world through collections of fossils, taxidermy, rocks, and minerals from both the local region and beyond. Natural history has been part of the museum since it opened in 1908, when Dr. Isaiah F. Everhart's collection of taxidermied birds and mounted animal specimens became the foundation of the museum. Many of those original pieces are still on display today.

The Rocks and Minerals Gallery at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA — The Rocks and Minerals Gallery

Natural history and science exhibits include the Rocks and Minerals Gallery, Fossil Gallery, and Bird Gallery. Alongside more than 600 preserved birds, visitors can also see exhibits featuring mammals, reptiles, and amphibians.

Art, Culture & History Galleries

The Folk Art Gallery at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA — The Folk Art Gallery

The Everhart Museum showcases artwork created by artists from around the world and across different periods of time. Through its exhibits and collections, the museum connects visitors with art, culture, and history from a wide range of perspectives.

The Dorflinger Glass Gallery at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA — The Dorflinger Glass Gallery

Arts and humanities galleries include the Dorflinger Glass Gallery, the Main Gallery featuring large temporary exhibitions, the Founder’s Gallery showcasing the life of Dr. Everhart, the Folk Art Gallery, and the Works on Paper Gallery, featuring sketches, drawings, engravings, and more.

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The Office Exhibition

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Step Inside the World of Dunder Mifflin in Scranton

Costumes and props from The Office on display at The Office Exhibition at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA

From October 2025 through October 2027, the Everhart Museum in Scranton will host The Office Exhibition, an immersive experience celebrating the connection between Scranton and the hit television series The Office. The exhibition features authentic props, wardrobe pieces, and memorabilia from the television series, along with behind-the-scenes stories.

Props from The Office on display at The Office Exhibition at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA, including the iconic purple bandana, Dundie Award, and stacks of Dunder Mifflin paper. — Photo by Joshua Mann

Visitors can see recognizable items from the show, including Michael Scott’s “World’s Best Boss” Dundie Award and the iconic purple bandana, while exploring how Scranton became forever linked to one of television’s most popular workplace comedies. Blending nostalgia, interactive experiences, and memorabilia from the series, The Office Exhibition offers fans a one-of-a-kind attraction in the Electric City.

Take The Office Tour!

After visiting The Office Exhibition at the Everhart Museum, continue the experience with the The Office Self-Guided Tour. Visit iconic locations mentioned in the show and explore the real-life city that inspired America’s favorite workplace comedy. Or let the locals of NEPA Tour Co. lead the way on The Office Guided Walking Tour of Downtown Scranton!

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Classes, Camps & Educational Programs

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The Everhart Museum offers several ongoing educational programs, such as Drop-in Art Workshops, Book Clubs, Everhart Explorers Summer Camp, and more. The programs stimulate creative expression and active engagement between art and science. Whether you attend a lecture, workshop, or studio course, the classes are designed for all ages, interests, and abilities.

A kids program at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA

Everhart Explorers Summer Camp at the Everhart Museum offers hands-on learning experiences for kids through art, science, nature, and creative exploration. Campers can enjoy interactive activities, engaging projects, educational exhibits, and themed adventures designed to inspire curiosity and creativity throughout the summer in Scranton, PA.

Upcoming Events

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Explore their exciting upcoming events! Our calendar will be refreshed with the latest info as events are announced throughout the year.

Be sure to browse our comprehensive event calendar for more fun activities!

Plan Your Visit

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Hours of Operation

MONDAY & TUESDAY: Closed
WEDNESDAY — SUNDAY: 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Closed New Year’s Day, Easter, Fourth of July, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day

We recommend confirming operating hours and getting up-to-date info directly with the venue prior to your visit.

Address & Parking

Location

1901 Mulberry Street, Scranton, PA, 18510

Phone

(570) 346-7186

Parking

On-site parking is available. Additional parking is located in several parking lots throughout Nay Aug Park. The Museum provides accessible access via the rear entrance. All levels of the Museum are accessible by elevator. Parking spaces are available next to the rear of this entrance.

A wheelchair is available for public use within the Museum; ask Museum staff for assistance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Everhart Museum?

Founded in 1908, the Everhart Museum of Natural History, Science & Art is a museum founded by Dr. Isaiah F. Everhart and features exhibits focused on natural history, science, art, and culture. The museum hosts rotating exhibitions, galleries, educational programs, and events for visitors of all ages throughout the year.

What can you see at the Everhart Museum?

The Everhart Museum features rotating exhibitions, artwork, cultural artifacts, fossils, rocks and minerals, preserved birds, and taxidermied animals. Visitors can explore galleries focused on natural history, science, art, and culture, and temporarily displayed rotating exhibits like the popular The Office Exhibition, an immersive exhibit that includes props, wardrobe pieces, and interactive displays tied to the hit television series The Office, which is on view until October 2027.

Does the Everhart Museum have dinosaur fossils?

Yes. The Everhart Museum features a Fossil Gallery as part of its Natural History & Science exhibits.

Is the Everhart Museum good for kids?

The Everhart Museum offers family-friendly exhibits, workshops, and educational programs designed for a variety of ages and interests. Programs include Everhart Explorers Summer Camp, Drop-in Art Workshops, and other hands-on activities focused on art and science.

How long does it take to visit the Everhart Museum?

Most visitors spend about one to two hours exploring the Everhart Museum’s galleries and exhibitions. With special rotating exhibits, natural history collections, and art galleries, the amount of time spent at the museum can vary depending on your interests.

What exhibits are at the Everhart Museum?

Museum exhibits include the Rocks and Minerals Gallery, Fossil Gallery, Bird Gallery, Dorflinger Glass Gallery, Founder’s Gallery, Folk Art Gallery, Works on Paper Gallery, and rotating exhibitions in the Main Gallery.

What other attractions are near the Everhart Museum?

The Everhart Museum is located within Nay Aug Park, one of Scranton’s most popular outdoor destinations, featuring a unique treehouse, walking trails, a waterfall and gorge, beautiful scenery, playgrounds, picnic areas, and more. Nearby attractions include the Steamtown National Historic Site, the Electric City Trolley Museum, and the Electric City Aquarium & Reptile Den, all located just a short drive away in Downtown Scranton.

More to Explore

After visiting the Everhart Museum in Scranton’s Nay Aug Park, continue exploring museums, attractions, historic sites, and family-friendly things to do throughout Lackawanna County.