FROM PHILADELPHIA and eastern Pennsylvania
Turnpike to Harrisburg East exit, north on I-283 to I-83 south towards Harrisburg. Use Capitol, Second Street exit to Forster. on Forster to Third Street. We’re in that first block across from the State Museum. An alternate way from Lancaster is to use State Road 283 towards Harrisburg, then connect with I-283 per above. Map >>>

FROM ALLENTOWN and northeastern Pennsylvania
I-78 west until it dead ends at I-81. Take I-81 south to Front Street exit (Last one before Susquehanna River and third Harrisburg exit).  Go south on Front Street to Forster Street (approximately four miles), left to Third Street, across from State Museum. Map >>>

FROM SCRANTON and northern Pennsylvania
Take I-81 and follow directions above. Map >>>

FROM STATE COLLEGE and northwestern Pennsylvania
North and west of State College: Take I-80 to the second Clearfield exit, then double back on State Road 879 to US 322. US 322 will take you into north Harrisburg to I-81 south towards Carlisle. Next exit going west is Front Street. Take Front Street south to Forster, left on Forster to Third Street. We are across from the State Museum. Map >>>

FROM PITTSBURGH and western Pennsylvania
Turnpike east to Carlisle exit…Route 11 approximately one mile, then north on I-81 towards Harrisburg, taking the Front Street exit per above.  An alternative is to use US 15 through Camp Hill via the Camp Hill Bypass across the Susquehanna River to Third Street, right on Third Street across from the State Museum. Map >>>

FROM MARYLAND and south central Pennsylvania
Using I-83 from York, take the right turn at the intersection with State Road 581 (also still I-83 north). First exit across the Susquehanna River is Second Street/Capitol. Go north through downtown Harrisburg to Forster Street, right on Third Street across from the State Museum. Map >>>

Using I-81 from Chambersburg, take the first Harrisburg exit, Front Street immediately after crossing the Susquehanna River. South to Forster Street, left on Third Street across from the State Museum. Map >>>