Hornby School Museum

Museum

North East , Pennsylvania

The Hornby School Museum is a beautifully restored one-room schoolhouse first opened in 1875. It offers a unique educational experience by allowing visitors to step back in time and engage with hands-on artifacts that are reflective of its original schoolhouse function. The museum acts as an educational tool and a community resource, providing insights into historical teaching methods and educational environments. It's an excellent resource for homeschoolers and educators looking to provide historical and experiential learning experiences. The museum is open to the public Sundays from June through October and is also available for visits by appointment, with free admission.

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