Kerr Museum Board

Committed to the community throughout their lives, Dr. Kerr provided medical care as a family physician and his daughter Virginia taught English in the Oakmont public schools for 42 years.  Virginia Kerr never married and lived in the family home until her death in 1994.  Virginia bequeathed her home to the Borough of Oakmont to be used in memory of her father.  The Kerr Memorial Museum brings life to the middle-class experience at the dawn of the twentieth century.

In 1998, the Borough Council, by Ordinance, created the “Dr. Thomas Robinson Kerr Memorial Museum Board” to maintain, operate and supervise the property and the tangible property for the purpose of public exhibition and preservation as a historic home and as a museum.

This Board maintains and directs the all-volunteer staff for the Kerr Memorial Museum along with year-round tours exhibits, and events. The Kerr Museum is a fine example of late nineteenth-century middle-class America. Find out about their programs and tours at https://www.kerrmuseum.com/.  

Meeting Date, Time, & Location

The Kerr Museum Board will meet on an as needed basis at the Kerr Museum.

Learn more at the Kerr Museum Website or by connecting with Kerr Museum on Social Media.