Explore the Museum

See authentic Native American       Indian artifacts, ancient  stone tools and weapons

Learn through the museum's        educational services and cultural     heritage programs.

Shop for books on Native American culture, history, crafts; cassettes and CD's; Handmade Native American beaded & silver jewelry, pottery, dream catchers, etc.

Relax in the outdoor Pavilion and enjoy the serene surroundings.

Hike on two nature trails. Originally Lenape trails, they were converted to city trails and then Federal Walking trails. This area is now included in the Delaware & Lehigh Heritage  Corridor.

Celebrate American Indian Culture at our three  annual festivals-   
   

• Spring Corn Festival             
  

• Roasting Ears of Corn Festival
  

• A Time of Thanksgiving Festival   
  

For over 10,000 years, the first peoples      of the Northeastern Woodland tribes         inhabited the northeast quadrant of the       North American continent. Traditionally, these people had an agricultural and
hunting society.  Later, many of these         Northeastern Woodland tribes would be known by Europeans for their hospitality.

One such Northeastern Woodland Tribe,  the Lenni Lenape of Pennsylvania, had   equitable dealings with William Penn. Eventually, many of the Lenape (Delaware) left the area and are today   living throughout the United States and Canada.

The Museum of Indian Culture provides an opportunity for visitors to learn about the rich history, traditions, and values of the  region's "first peoples".