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Visitor tip
Book a guided tour with one of the passionate docents (Sharon, Robyn, or Ms. Spencer are highly praised) - they transform the exhibits into engaging storytelling and provide insights you won't get from reading displays alone. Tours are available for groups and individual visitors.
Best time
Arrive well before closing time if possible. Visitors who arrived near closing were still given extended personal tours, but you'll have a better experience with more time to explore the nearly 6,000 square feet of exhibits without feeling rushed.
Visitor tip
This museum is ideal for teenagers and older children interested in Texas history and local culture. The authentic artifacts, hands-on kitchen display showing life without electricity, and farm/ranch exhibits are particularly engaging for school-age visitors learning about regional history.
About The Falls on the Colorado Museum
Destination for geological artifacts & local history. Local history & geological artifacts displayed in a historic 1891 building.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Natural History Museum
- Location
- Marble Falls, Texas
- Size
- Nearly 6,000 square feet
- Key Exhibit
- Rockie the 700-year-old bison, Native American artifacts, Texas America250 exhibit
- Hours
- Monday-Saturday 10am-2pm
What visitors say
What a wonderful museum. We were given a guided tour by Sharon. She was absolutely brilliant. Very knowledgeable kind and funny. They have unique displays and a lot of beautifully hand crafted wood shelves and display cabinets. They…
If you ever have the chance to visit this place, do not miss this amazing museum! Sharon is truly an angel! She’s warm, passionate, and loves sharing her knowledge. This was one of the most educational museum visits I’ve ever had. My…
I had a wonderful experience at the Falls on Colorado Museum, thanks to Robyn Ritcher. She was incredibly informative and brought so much life to the history of the area. You can tell she’s truly passionate about what she does—every…
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Did You Know?
- The museum is housed in a historic building established in 1891, originally a university building, spanning nearly 6,000 square feet of exhibits
- Features Rockie, a 700-year-old bison, as a notable artifact in the collection
- Offers free admission to visitors, relying on donations, making it an accessible educational resource
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