Museum closed for season
Our Museum is now closed for the season and will be open during select events. See updated Distillery hours here.

Plan your visit

Enjoy guided tours and exhibitions that explore how a small family farm transformed into a thriving industrial village in the 19th century.

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Become a member

Support the preservation and interpretation of historic West Overton and receive free admission, discounts, and more special membership benefits.

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Uncover West Overton's history

Learn more about the history of West Overton and plan an educational field trip to bring this history to life.

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Join us for events and programs

Engage with local and regional history through our hands-on educational programs and community events.

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In the Village

Discover the rich industrial heritage of southwestern Pennsylvania at West Overton Village.

History

Learn how the Overholts’ small family farm transformed throughout the 19th century into a thriving industrial village.

History

Tours

Discover the story of West Overton on a guided tour of the 1838 Overholt Homestead, offered May - October.

Tours

Exhibitions

Explore exhibitions about West Overton's industries and the largest collection of PA whiskey artifacts.

Exhibitions

Educational Distillery

Get a taste of the history and science of rye whiskey at West Overton Distilling.

Educational Distillery

Planning a wedding, celebration, or another special event?

Create a memorable experience at our beautiful historic venue!

Largest PA Whiskey Collection

Our new gallery celebrates PA's whiskey heritage

Explore a stunning display of 270+ historic whiskey bottles representing dozens of Pennsylvania distilling companies and brands. There are more than 450 artifacts in total, ranging from historic barrels to photographs to branded memoriabilia. Plan your visit to the new Sam Komlenic Gallery in the Whiskey Heritage Center.
 

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A Museum Since 1928

West Overton Village preserves about 40 acres of the Overholt family's original farm. It was established as a museum by Helen Clay Frick in memory of her father, Henry Clay Frick, who was born on the property.

Join us in supporting the preservation and interpretation of West Overton

Become a member, make a donation, or volunteer your time