Best places: Museums in Frenchtown, United States

👍👍 This place is amazing and a must visit. The floor to ceiling stoned glass walls alone are amazing. We were a group of 4 and after walking through we were all emotional and teared up. I dont care if your religious or not a must see.

Former mansion that's a mash-up of architectural styles houses arts-&-crafts tiles, antiques & more.

Scenic waterway featuring historic boat tours, a canal museum with hands-on exhibits & a trail.

Quaint 4-story former mill & outbuildings with exhibits highlighting their extensive history.

Non-profit art museum dedicated to Bucks County art offers several galleries & a sculpture garden.

Miniature railway museum built on 16 ac. with over 8 mi. of train tracks & 40+ bridges.

A collection of engines, printing presses & other artifacts, presented with historical context.

Museum devoted to 250 years of area farm life, with costumed staff & active farming operations.

Spanish Mission-style factory for tiles & mosaics now features craft exhibits plus a gift shop.

Historic mills, wash houses & other structures can be toured at this early Moravian industrial park.

Attraction since 1930 with underground walking tours, museum, trail, gem mill, store & picnic areas.

Seasonal center offers hands-on exhibits & canal boat tours, plus a historic house, garden & trails.

Housed in 3 connected 19th-century homes, this museum features exhibits on decorative arts.

👍👍 Hi can someone who works at this place answer my question about this photo. I took this picture during my visit and later when I got home noticed this reptile hand behind this vampire hutch sticking out. It’s between the mirror and hutch. Like did someone put an alligator between the mirror and hutc...

Tours are offered of 1700s buildings, with information on the town's founders & early history.

Built by a city founder in 1784, this mansion has furnishings from different time periods & tours.

👍👍 I sat downstairs at the bar there. Got a chance to see real flags and weapons from Revolutionary War. See were George Washington and Benjamin Franklin stayed at. It's really cool for history person like myself to be sitting in the same place as our founding fathers sat at.