13/08/2021
Opening April 16, 2022 (running through November 27) Trails and self-guided exhibits are open daily from sunrise to sunset Visitor Center is open 10:00 am – 2:00 pm, Thursday – Saturday Admission is free to the public Historic Cane Hill invites visitors to explore the uniqueness and importance of the natural environment in the exhibition […]
22/04/2021
The museum archaeology laboratory is an area designated for cleaning, cataloguing, and storage of excavated artifacts. The lab space is designed to resemble the office of an early 20th century archaeologist.
09/02/2021
A collection of salt-glazed stoneware pottery made by Cane Hill potter J.D. Wilbur and his associates is featured in this exhibit.
09/02/2021
The exhibit contains collection objects typical of basic items which would have been brought along by early settlers or fashioned by them from locally available materials. Most of the furniture in this exhibit was made by one of the earliest settlers, John Ranken Pyeatt.
09/02/2021
The battle fought on November 28, 1862 is chronicled in graphic panels which include maps of troop movements that day. Examples of weaponry usedin the battle along with a variety of artifacts recovered from the battlefield are included in the exhibition. Short biographies of eight soldiers from Cane Hill are featured.
09/02/2021
An exhibit featuring objects typical of a turn of the century Ozark kitchen.What things have changed? What things have remained constant?
