Spent a couple hours at the Park City Museum and loved it! Went on a Saturday afternoon in October and it was calm and quiet. I was the only visitor for about 30 min which was awesome. Lots of great displays and some fun interactive...More

Park City started off as a mining town, and the explanations of the millionaires that were created as a result of these mines are interesting. Of note is the fact that the museum acknowledges the contributions of the many diverse groups who also helped create...More

From street, museum looks small. Adult fee is $12. Does have three levels and is still small, but concise. I came out with a better understanding of old mining towns. I have visited many California gold Rush towns along the Mother Lode, and this fits...More

A gem located in the center of Park City historic district. The museum covers the history of Park City and life in the area. Gives a good picture of life in the mines and the people that worked there-well worth a visit. I particularly enjoyed...More

I had peaked in the museum the previous day and decided against going in - it seemed a bit small and we had to pay an entrance fee. After looking at the positive reviews on Trip Advisor, we decided to visit the following day. What...More

This museum is very well done. It has a lot of interactive displays that very cool. The information about the mining operation and old jail are very interesting. Definitely worth the trip.

The history of Park City presented in attractive and imaginative displays. Lots of information about mining activities of early days of Park City, life in the late 19th century West and the development of the skiing industry and the Olympics of 2002. A really nice...More