Sigal Museum and Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society
- 342 Northampton St, Easton
- (610) 253-1222
Resource for artifacts from pre-European settlers, decorative arts, textiles, tools & furniture. ...
National Canal Museum
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2750 Hugh Moore Park Rd, Easton
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Bob Smith
We stopped by, while riding the D & L. We totally enjoyed the history of canals and railroads, along with regional industries they served. The interactive displays were fun and educational, for kids and adults! The person at the counter was very pleasant and helpful.
Alexander Taft
Really nice place to visit! It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn about the history of man-made canals and the surrounding region. The boat ride was amazing — the mules are absolutely adorable, and the boat captain was knowledgeable, engaging, and very well-spoken.
There’s also a small museum filled with fascinating artifacts and historical displays that give great insight into how the canals were built and used. It’s both educational and enjoyable — a perfect stop for families or anyone interested in history and local culture.
Highly recommend visiting!
Chelsea Freeman
Definitely worth it! The ride on the boat was awesome a lot of stories were told with a lot of great information. The museum is cute has a lot of things for kids. The park and land alone is beautiful. Definitely will be back.
C A
Wish I could add some extra stars, this place exceeded my expectations in every way.
The tour guide was knowledgeable and engaging, and included such interesting details. I did not realize how much I would learn about so many different things spanning history, science, economics, culture, and was not bored at any point.
The museum is in a compact space but manages to include a good number of exhibits, all of which are super engaging, hands on, and cover every area of education. Everything is in great condition and very clearly set up so you can see what to do and also understand why – there was also another extremely knowledgeable and informative staff member in the museum.
They had a very cute toddler area, it was separate from the other exhibits so you can’t keep an eye on one there at the same time as taking other kids to the main area. But if you do need to divide and conquer, it was a very nice spot for our little one to chill.
Plenty of bathrooms, clean and working.
Adjacent to a beautiful playground in a spacious park. Just an absolutely excellent way to spend a day. I should have planned to spend at least an hour longer.
Beth Pettis
Very nice. Educational canal boat ride with the new interactive museum. The museum has a small gift shop and is also well air-conditioned. The modern restrooms are very spacious and super clean!
The only area with room for improvement would be the snack stand. There isn’t an actual snack stand. There are small bags of chips and a small refrigerator cooler with beverages available to purchase at the same place where you purchase your tickets.