Zane Grey Museum

The Zane Grey Museum in Lackawaxen, PA is a literary and historical gem nestled along the Upper Delaware River. It was once the home of Zane Grey, the prolific author who helped define the American Western genre with classics like Riders of the Purple Sage.

🏠 What You'll See

• Grey’s Restored Office – Preserved as it was when he wrote his most famous works.
• Four Exhibit Rooms – Featuring memorabilia, photographs, fishing gear, and western-themed murals.
• Western Motif Artwork – Painted friezes and kachina doll designs that reflect Grey’s fascination with the Southwest.
• Self-Guided Tours – Explore at your own pace, with park rangers available to answer questions.

📍 Location & Setting

• Situated at 135 Scenic Drive, just steps from the confluence of the Delaware and Lackawaxen Rivers.
• Across the street is the Zane Grey Boat Launch, a peaceful spot to imagine Grey fishing or writing.
• Nearby is Union Cemetery, where Grey and his wife Dolly are buried within sight of the home.

🕰️ Visiting Info

• Open Memorial Day Weekend through September
• Thursday–Sunday, 10am–4pm
• Admission: Free

This museum isn’t just for fans of westerns—it’s a window into early 20th-century American storytelling, outdoor adventure, and the quiet charm of Pike County.