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| Contact us | Hours & admission | Where to park | Directions | Links to area sites |
Contact us
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Market Street |
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| Corinne Topper |
Julie Mahan |
| Wendy Sweigart |
Amy Hammond, MA |
Hours & admission
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Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday |
Gallery admission through September 2008 is free to all thanks to a grant from the Wachovia Foundation. Donations in support of the Museum are encouraged. |
| The Museum will be closed to the public for the following holidays in 2008: Sunday, March 23, Friday July 4, Thursday November 27, Wednesday and Thursday December 24 & 25, Wedensday December 31, and Thursday January 1, 2009. |
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Where to park
Walnut Street Garage can be reached by going to the intersection of Market Street and 4th Street. Turn left onto 4th and then left onto Walnut. About one block down Walnut there will be signs for the garage.
Chestnut Street Garage can be reached by turning right on 4th from the Market and 4th intersection. Turn right onto Chestnut to enter the garage.
On Saturdays, Sundays and Thursday evenings after 5:00 pm street parking is free.
Directions
From Harrisburg
From 2nd Street, turn right onto Market Street. Or from Front Street,
turn left onto Market Street. The Museum is on the right located at the
corner of 3rd and Market Sts.
From York, Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
Take I-83 North to Harrisburg. Take the 2nd Street exit and follow 2nd
Street to Market Street (4th stoplight). Turn right onto Market Street.
The Museum is on the right located at the corner of 3rd and Market Sts.
From Lancaster
Take PA 283 West to I-283 North to I-83 South. Take the 2nd Street exit
and follow 2nd Street to Market Street (4th stoplight). Turn right onto
Market Street. The Museum is on the right located at the corner of 3rd
and Market Sts.
From Eastern or Western Pennsylvania
Take PA Turnpike to Harrisburg Exit 19. Take I-283 North to I-83 South.
Take the 2nd Street exit and follow 2nd Street to Market Street (4th stoplight).
Turn right onto Market Street. The Museum is on the right located at the
corner of 3rd and Market Sts.