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Baldwin-Reynolds House639 Terrace Street Once the home of a U.S. Supreme Court Justice and two mayors of Meadville, this gracious four-story home is now open to the public as a historic museum. Nineteenth century relics complement furnishings and mementos of former owners. For those who enjoy history, Victorian artifacts, and like to pretend you are a part of the past, this is a stop for you! Adult tickets are only 5 dollars. Students receive a discount and children under 6 are free! Tours (90 minutes each) are available May 30- August 29, Wed- Sun 1:00 PM- 5:00 PM. |
David Mead Log Cabin Replica
Built in 1788 by David Mead, the original cabin was the first structure in what was to become the city of Meadville. Before his death in 1816, Mead saw a library, college, several carding mills, a turnpike, schools, bridges, courthouse, arsenal, church, and newspaper take life. Today the cabin represents the roots of Pennsylvania’s Old Northwest and as a living memorial both to the city’s founder and to a dedicated city official. Free to enter! |
Johnson-Shaw Stereoscopic Museum 432 Chestnut Street April through October Take a trip back to the 19th century for some photographic history. The Stereoscopic Museum boasts ever-changing exhibits of stereoscopically documented natural wonders, world events, and famous individuals of the time. Both educational and entertaining, the Stereoscopic Museum is a great way to spend a rainy (or snowy) day! Senior, Child, and Student discounts available. |
Meadville Market House
Market Hours: Monday – Friday, 6 AM – 5 PM The Market House offers fresh baked goods, candies, homemade pasta, coffees, Pennsylvania maple sugar products, crafts and much more. The Meadville Council on the Arts gallery is located on the second floor. Built in 1870, it is the oldest market structure still in continuous use in Pennsylvania and is the heart of Meadville. This is a must to experience small town flavor and pride and to get some quality homemade treats. |
Kenneth A. Beers, Jr. Bicentennial Park
910 Market Street