Clay County Museum

"Great museum for all. Very educational and inspirational museum."

"Excellent and fun and interesting museum. Worth every second. Gross and frightening, turn of the century medical apparatus, a harp piano, a whole display downstairs crowded into a small space showing how people survived and made stuff on the prairie and each nook and cranny was a surprise of something new. The jars of early medicines were fascinating! Pretty sure there was an empty jar of radium. A wall ornament has a beautiful cimarron paint, so red! Wonderful people. "Buy" small, antique glass jars with a $1-$5 donation. Super fun!"

"Quick stop. Free admission with plenty to see about the area in the 20s and 30s.very informative and educational."

"Great experience! They have many antique and historical items that have been untouched for over a century! The building itself is a time capsule and has its' own story. There's an upstairs and downstairs so many artifacts to enjoy. I'm a college student and really enjoyed the experience! It is made for all ages. The building is sort of spooky, heard strange noises in the basement and no one was there..."

"Nice museum. May want to add info about people as the Archives/Library Museum is ONLY OPEN ON WEDNESDAY. And the LDS Jail Museum is closed due to COVID. Could have the names of Liberty Cofederates who went with Doniphan. Looking for James Rowland Sites."