Park City Museum

Park City Museum

Park City, Utah

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Park City Museum

Park City Museum
The Park City Museum preserves the rich mining and ski history of Park City in its newly renovated facility. The museum offers captivating pictorials and exhibits that showcase the city's fascinating past. It's a great place for families given its interactive displays and hands-on activities.

Information

  • address528 Main Street, Park City, UT
  • emailinfo@parkcityhistory.org
  • openingHoursDaily 10am–5pm
  • phone+1 435 649 7457
  • websiteVisit website
  • facebookwww.facebook.com/theParkCityMuseum

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