About

Founded in 1908, the Everhart Museum is one of the oldest museums in Northeastern Pennsylvania and the only natural history, science, and art museum in the region. It was funded by Dr. Isaiah Fawkes Everhart, a Scranton physician and Civil War veteran who conceived the Museum as a place that would serve not only the immediate City of Scranton but also the whole of Northeastern Pennsylvania. 

Among the many permanent galleries of the Museum are the Fossil Gallery, the Rocks and Minerals Gallery, the Bird Gallery, the Regional Art Galleries, the Fine Art Gallery, and the Dorflinger Glass Gallery. The Museum hosts and curates special temporary exhibitions that change regularly so that there is always something new to see.

In addition to exhibitions, the Everhart offers a great variety of events and educational programs to engage people of all ages and backgrounds in natural history, science, and art.