PIONEER MUSEUM OF ALABAMA

The Pioneer Museum of Alabama has much to offer visitors as they stroll the grounds of the museum. Out front you first notice our Wood-fired Logging Locomotive and the authentic Windmill. You will see the Old Time Tractor further back on the grounds near the chicken coop where the Rooster stays.You will also be able to explore a Log Barn, General Store, Tenant House, Covered Bridge, and Cabin plus a walking trail spread over our 35 acre grounds.

Our main buildings house a gift shop and over 18,000 artifacts. Much of pioneer life is represented by the farm tools, clothing, kitchen utensels, and much more.These items offer an opportunity to personally view actual artifacts in use in Pike County and Southern Alabama throughout the 1800's and the early 1900's.

The Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00am  to 5:00pm and is conveniently located on the highway 231 bypass in Troy, Alabama between Montgomery and Dothan. Turn into our front gate between the Logging Locomotive and the Windmill.