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Park City Museum

Park City Museum

528 Main St, Park City, UT 84060, USA, Park City, UT $
4.6
449 reviews

Artifacts, exhibits, train and elevator displays at this museum illustrate the town's mining past and transformation into a ski destination.

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Visitors say this museum offers detailed and interactive exhibits about Park City's mining and ski history, including a two-story mine diorama and a jail in the basement. They also highlight the wide variety of artifacts and modern technology used to present information. Guests mention the museum is a great place to learn and is suitable for all ages.

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528 Main St, Park City, UT 84060, USA, Park City UT 84060
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Old Town Park City

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4.6 out of 5 (449 reviews)
Lindsey Skees
Lindsey Skees
6 months ago

Fantastic museum! Dont pass this up - very informative/interactive and learned all kinds of history! My favorite part was the jail in the basement

Rosie Makoski
Rosie Makoski
6 months ago

This was a great museum to learn about the mining and ski history of Park City. I appreciated how the exhibits had quick blurbs for fast reading and to keep you engaged. They had a lot of modern technology to highlight things and it works too. I also appreciated that there were stools and seats around the museum to take a break from walking.

Mona Tippets
Mona Tippets
8 months ago

Cool museum to see how Park City's mining history became a great skiing hub, jailing residents for complaining about work conditions and drinking beer. Great addition to any Park City visit.

Adventure Traveling
Adventure Traveling
a year ago

Very nice, antique unique museum small but lots of story and mystery about this museum !! we like it and my kids enjoy a lot. They are so curious and interest about jail in 18 centuries.

Linda Hoernke
Linda Hoernke
2 years ago

Located on Main St, the museum covers the history and heritage of the area. Three floors with elevators make the museum accessible to ADA. There are many exhibits and artifacts, including interactive displays. The history of mining was well done and interesting. Service dogs are allowed to enter the fee is $15 and $11 for seniors. Veterans are free.

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