Park City Museum is a vibrant nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, and promoting the rich history and heritage of Park City, Utah. Established in 1981, the Museum has become a cultural cornerstone, attracting over 130,000 visitors annually. It offers a range of engaging permanent and changing exhibitions that interpret the fascinating stories of Park City and its surrounding regions.

The Museum also provides educational programs for school groups and adults, including lectures and special events at its recently opened $3 million Education & Collections Center. This facility enhances the Museum's ability to showcase its collection of historic artifacts and photographs, while the historic Glenwood Cemetery preserves the legacy of the area’s early families.

In addition to its impactful exhibits and educational offerings, the Museum advocates for the preservation of Park City's historical sites, ensuring that future generations can appreciate the town's significant past. Visitors can explore the history of mining, skiing, and the town’s vibrant cultural narrative through interactive displays and community events.