Dr Pepper Museum

Come visit the Cooler Crowd and listen as these retired coolers and vending machines talk a little about themselves and their lives before retirement.

Come visit the Cooler Crowd and listen as these retired coolers and vending machines talk a little about themselves and their lives before retirement.

Come visit the Cooler Crowd and listen as these retired coolers and vending machines talk a little about themselves and their lives before retirement.

Come visit the Cooler Crowd and listen as these retired coolers and vending machines talk a little about themselves and their lives before retirement.

Come visit the Cooler Crowd and listen as these retired coolers nd vending machines talk a little about themselves and their lives before retirement.

The Cooler Crowd

Come visit the Cooler Crowd and listen as these retired coolers and vending machines talk a little about themselves and their lives before retirement.

Listen to a Sugar Free Dr Pepper commercial from 1979

The Skinny on Diet Drinks explores the history behind some of the most beloved diet soft drinks, such as early favorite Diet Rite and cult classic Tab, with its iconic pink can. Also, visitors will learn about the different forms of artificial sweeteners and why they are hotly debated.

The oldest continually marketed soft drink, Schweppes, celebrates a significant milestone this year -- 225 years! Originally invented by Jacob Schweppe in Geneva, Switzerland, it quickly found a large fan base in England in the late 1700s and early 1800s. In 1969 Schweppes merged with the famous Cadbury chocolate company to form the world's largest confectionary and beverage company, Cadbury Schweppes.

This is exhibit is a joint venture between the Dr Pepper Museum and the Museum Studies Department at Baylor University. As part of the program, students gain valuable practical experience in the design, research, and production of exhibits. This is the third partnership between the Dr Pepper Museum and the Museum Studies Department.

The oldest continually marketed soft drink, Schweppes, celebrates a significant milestone this year -- 225 years! Originally invented by Jacob Schweppe in Geneva, Switzerland, it quickly found a large fan base in England in the late 1700s and early 1800s. In 1969 Schweppes merged with the famous Cadbury chocolate company to form the world's largest confectionary and beverage company, Cadbury Schweppes.

This is exhibit is a joint venture between the Dr Pepper Museum and the Museum Studies Department at Baylor University. As part of the program, students gain valuable practical experience in the design, research, and production of exhibits. This is the third partnership between the Dr Pepper Museum and the Museum Studies Department.