Harmony Museum
The town of Harmony was founded in 1804, and has more than 250 years of remarkable history.
Our history includes the Lenape (Delaware) Indian settlement, Murdering Town, Major George Washington, “Father” George Rapp and the Harmonists from Germany, Mennonites, and so much more! Come discover the big history of this little town.
- Museum Admission
OPEN: Tuesday – Sunday: 1-4 PM
* Closed on Mondays
- Age 5 and under = Free
- Ages 6 – 17 = $3.00
- Ages 18 – 59 = $7.00
- Ages 60 and up = $6.00
Harmony Blogs
Susan Webb
Magnificent Member of the Month
Susan Webb is the Magnificent Member of the Month. Susan and her husband Richard moved to Harmony in November of 2016, but owned property and was very involved with the Harmony Museum well before they moved here.
Area Memories – Rails Answer
Rails Across the Breakneck-Answer
Where was this old landmark?
Luntz Bridge in Harmony Junction
on the Pittsburgh, Harmony, Butler and New Castle Trolley Line.
Luntz Bridge was located just off Textor School Road in Jackson Township about a mile east of Harmony in a small area known as Eidenau.
Hair Art
Exquisite Hair Art
Hair Art; 0.18: This lovely work of art, done in the shape of a floral horseshoe and nosegay, is made from human hair from seven different people! Crafted by Nancy Elizabeth Scott during the 1880s,
August 2019 Update
From the President
We had a wonderful evening of fun music and great food at “A Night at the Tavern” on Saturday July 27th. Stewart Hall looked great, with candlelight, and flowers decorating our big round tables. The Wayward Companions (and candlelight) helped transport us all to an earlier time.