Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum

The Karpeles Manuscript Library has museums set up all over the country, preserving historical documents in various topics of literature, political history, science, music, art, science, and exploration. There are also reproductions found in mobile exhibits shared through certain libraries, schools, and private businesses.

Situated in Historic Downtown, this location presents the smallest walk-in museum and displays a mini collection of historic materials that are open to the public. Exhibits are rotated three times a year, and educational programs are encouraged to help teach visitors on who and what shaped our past.

Another museum is opening up soon right across the street from the original. It will be more spacious and will give those the opportunity for additional viewing of manuscripts, treaties, drawings, maps, letters, and musical compositions.

Entry is free for all tourists and locals to experience. Donations, volunteers, and sponsors are greatly appreciated on behalf of Karpeles.

It is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.