Palmyra’s museum complex offers a multi-faceted look at early American life and provides several unique museums all in one place. At the Erie Canal Depot, students learn about this engineering marvel’s impact on national expansion. The Print Shop demonstrates 19th-century communication technology, while the Phelps General Store and Alling Coverlet Museum showcase early American commerce and craftsmanship. This complex of museums also satisfies STEM-related learning opportunities.
Contact Information
Loading...
No Records Found
Sorry, no records were found. Please adjust your search criteria and try again.
Maps failed to load
Sorry, unable to load the Maps API.
Social Profiles
Related Field Trips
The International African American Museum is a place where students can learn history through stories, artifacts, and experiences that feel Read more...
The Center offers students a meaningful exploration of African American heritage, focusing on pivotal moments in history and contemporary issues. Read more...
More History
Civil Rights Field Trips for Students: Beyond the Textbooks
The modern Civil Rights Movement, a series of organized efforts by Black Americans to end racial discrimination, was one of the most important chapters in 20th-century U.S. history.
History Comes to Life at Casey Jones Village
Give students a field trip filled with railroad history, hands-on fun and the warm Southern hospitality of West Tennessee
Discover Moments in History at the Billy Graham Library
Consistently ranked as TripAdvisor’s #1 thing to do in Charlotte, the Billy Graham Library welcomes visitors from all corners of the globe to discover the history of world-renowned evangelist Billy Graham.






