Housed in an impressive-looking stone building (a refurbished prison from the 1880s), this museum is named after the popular Pulitzer Prize–winning author James A Michener (Tales of the South Pacific is probably his most well-known work), who supported the museum. A small permanent exhibition includes Michener's writing desk and other objects from his Bucks County home, including a collection of this inveterate traveler's personal road maps to cities and countries around the world.
The museum can be found in Doylestown, a 20-minute drive west of New Hope.
