Mifflinburg Buggy Museum

The Mifflinburg Buggy Museum preserves the only intact 19th century carriage factory open to the public in the United States. The complex includes a Visitor Center with introductory video, hands-on workbench and exhibit on Mifflinburg and buggy making; the fully furnished Heiss family home; a reconstructed carriage house; the original William A. Heiss Coach Works which underwent an award winning restoration in 2004, and the buggy showroom which features over 20 horse drawn vehicles including an American LaFrance ladder wagon, a Conestoga wagon and a collection of Mifflinburg made buggies. The Museum has national significance as the only survivor in a town once known as Buggy Town. In an 84 year period, Mifflinburg was home to more than 90 independent buggy makers. In the late 19th and early 20th century, Buggy Town manufactories produced 5000 vehicles annually that were sold nationally.

The Mifflinburg Buggy Museum offers special events throughout the year: the Buggy Days Festival held the first weekend in June and the annual Garden Tour held the 4th Sunday in June.