THE ZIPPO/CASE MUSEUM & FLAGSHIP STORE IS OPEN. 

Open seven days a week.  Hours are as follows:

REGULAR HOURS:
Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The first hour of operation remains for senior citizens and those with underlying health conditions that put them more at risk for infection.
 
FACE MASKS MUST BE WORN by customers and store staff while in the building and social distancing is required.  Customers may notice additional barriers and no contact procedures also in-place.  

A maximum of 50 guests will be allowed in the building at a time.

The famous Zippo Repair Clinic has also resumed operations. Product repair requests will be accepted at the store and will be shipped back to the owner when the repair is complete.  On-the-spot repairs will not be available until further notice.

Our online stores are always available to order your favorite Zippo, Case, and Northern Lights Candle  products and have them delivered right to your door.

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The Zippo/Case Museum is an exciting destination for fans and collectors from across the world. With 15,000 square feet, the museum features a variety of attractions that show the rich history of these two American icons, including rare Case knives, an enormous three-bladed canoe pocket knife, a “knife-in-motion” hologram, the Zippo/Case flagship store, and more.

Plan Your Visit

Join the more than 100,000 visitors who come each year. Here’s how to find us when to come, and what to expect on your visit.

History of the Museum

The first museum, the Zippo Family Store and Museum, opened in late 1993. The original museum was quite small and quickly proved inadequate to satisfy the passion of collectors and curiosity of tourists who made the trip to Bradford.

In 1995, plans for a brand new and greatly expanded store and museum were initiated. The grand opening of the Zippo/Case Visitors Center took place on July 18, 1997, coinciding with the company’s 65th anniversary celebration. It was the centerpiece of the 1997 Zippo/Case International Swap Meet. More than 8,000 people from around the world attended the three-day event, inaugurating a flow of international visitors that continues today.