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Visitor tip Don't miss the button-making history exhibit featuring mussel harvesting - this is the most unique attraction and the aspect visitors consistently found most interesting and educational.
Visitor tip If you're already visiting other White River area state parks, this museum is worth the brief detour as it provides local historical context specific to the Lower White River region that you won't find elsewhere.
Visitor tip The staff is notably friendly and knowledgeable - don't hesitate to ask them questions about the artifacts, steamboat industry, and logging history as they can enhance your understanding of the exhibits.

Quick Facts

Type
Natural History Museum
Highlights
Button making history, steamboat and logging industries
Size
Small museum with local flavor

What visitors say

One of the smaller State Park facilities; but it's a neat collection of artifacts, memorabilia and photography that tell the history of the area. Definitely worth getting off of the Interstate & making a detour for!
This is a very small museum with more of a local flavor than a state park feel. We likely would not have gone if not for the State Parks Club 52. Having said that, we did enjoy learning the history of the area. We especially enjoyed…
Its small and a nice place. For some reason they moved the gift shop out. Has history of the area and the woman there was very nice.

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