Alabama's premier cultural steward of pioneer heritage appreciates your interest in 19th century and early 20th century folklife.
Take a step back in time while visiting the furnished dogtrot cabin and tenant house. See the fully stocked Adams General Store. Tour the main building to see a blacksmith shop, farm implements, a pioneer kitchen, carriages, quilts and so much more.
The Pioneer Museum of Alabama interprets prehistoric Alabama as well as 19th and early 20th century rural life. Over twenty-two historic structures and eighteen thousand artifacts illustrate this rich, rustic heritage. Four thematic exhibition halls within our Main Gallery display historic farm equipment, textile arts such as quilting and weaving, material culture of pioneer Alabama, the archaeology of Southeastern Native Americans, militaria including Civil War and WWI, and Victorian Era Troy.
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May 13 & 14 Thunder on the Three Notch
June 4 Sacred Harp Singing
See events page for details.
The Pioneer Museum of Alabama is a non-profit organization that thrives off the generous donations and gifts from its members.
New members are invited to join in keeping the Pioneer Museum alive with all the perks of being a museum member.
Click the link below to learn more about sponsorship opportunities and how you can help support the Pioneer Museum of Alabama.
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