The Southeast Pioneer Museum is a historical museum in Troy, Alabama. It offers the local history of the area, focusing on the early days of the area. It offers a number of attractions, as the site is mostly a 35-acre museum complex.

The Southeast Pioneer Museum is composed of a series of interesting historic structures. There’s a windmill, a wood-fired logging locomotive, an old time tractor, a log barn, general store, covered bridge, tenant house, and a poultry house. There are also some walking trails that provide access to its wide area.
Aside from the historic structures, there are also over 18,000 artifacts inside the museum. Most items are farming tools, kitchen utensils, and clothing from the 1800s and 1900s.