Alabama is home to several types of attractions, including a variety of museums. While some of the museums are well known, others aren’t. In fact, unless you live in the same town as a museum, you might not know it even exists. One of the most fascinating museums that most Alabamians have never heard of is the Pioneer Museum of Alabama. To learn all about this museum, take a look below.
The Pioneer Museum of Alabama, which opened in 1971, celebrates pioneer heritage within a unique setting. It's also one of Alabama's most fascinating outdoor attractions.
There's also a bedroom on display, which is surrounded by walls covered in newspapers. Believe it or not, this was a common decorating trend back then.
And finally, the Pioneer Museum of Alabama features wagons, carriages, cars, and even a locomotive. These displays are quite popular among visitors, especially children.
For more information about the Pioneer Museum of Alabama, you can view its website here. You can visit this fascinating museum at 248 Hwy 231 N, Troy, AL 36081. Its operating hours are as follows: Thursday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; November-February, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Winter Hours).
Have you ever visited the Pioneer Museum of Alabama? If so, what were some of your favorite parts? Let us know in the comments.
Another attraction in Alabama that’ll most definitely transport you to another era is Old Alabama Town. For information, click here.
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