List of PHMC Administered Sites in Pennsylvania
- Brandywine Battlefield
- Bushy Run Battlefield
- Conrad Weiser Homestead
- Cornwall Iron Furnace
- Curtin Village at Eagle Ironworks Historical Site
- Daniel Boone Homestead
- Drake Well Museum
- Eckley Miners' Village
- Ephrata Cloister
- Erie Maritime Museum and U.S. Brig Niagara
- Fort Pitt Museum
- Graeme Park
- Hope Lodge and Mather Mill
- Landis Valley Museum
- La Mott (Camptown/Camp William Penn)
- Old Economy Village
- Pennsbury Manor
- Pennsylvania Anthracite Heritage Museum
- Pennsylvania Lumber Museum
- Pennsylvania Military Museum
- Pennsylvania State Archives
- Joseph Priestley House
- Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
- Scranton Iron Furnaces
- Somerset Historical Center
- The State Museum of Pennsylvania
- Washington Crossing Historic Park
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