FAULKNER COUNTY MUSEUM

Current Exhibits

·          General Store Replica:  circa 1900.

·          Sports Memorabilia:   Scotty Pippen and more!

·          Early 1900’s Medical/Dental Display: featuring the life of Avadene Poe, polio survivor.

·          School Days:  early education in Faulkner County. 

·          Antique Tool Exhibit:  everything from mule collars to a  corn husk broom.

·          Back Porch:  wringer  washing  machine and  ice box.

·          Early 1940’s Kitchen

·          Victorian Bedroom: featuring a cradle made by early Arkansas governor,  George W. Donaghey.

·          WPA Exhibit

·          Political Development:  Faulkner County Judges since 1873.

·          Pine Street School

·          Railroad Exhibit

·          Farming in Faulkner County

·          Cotton Exhibit

·          Log Cabins of Faulkner County:  featuring a painting of Aunt Mandy Harlan, former slave, by Gene Hatfield.

·          Cadron Settlement Exhibit

·          Native American Exhibit:  featuring a mural by local school children, and the Fred Wilson Arrowhead collection.

·          European Immigration 1870-1890:  a  great start for genealogical research.  Copies of The Guiding Star (an 1880 guidebook for Catholic immigrants to the Arkansas River Valley) is available for $10.00.