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The Main Building houses collections and displays of clothing, house wares, clocks, a barbershop, kitchen, bedroom, and Court House office in the Enide Johnson Gallery. A separate room contains pictures and displays from the Anaconda Copper Co. at Weed Heights, a major local industry from 1951 to 1978. Restrooms, telephone, and gift shop are also in the Main Building. The gift shop has books, postcards, souvenirs, and other items of interest for sale. The Annex to the Main Building was constructed and financed through a Fleischmann Foundation grant. The Annex contains displays of quilts and clothing, toys, dolls, a living room scene, firearms, Native American arts and crafts, musical instruments, and gambling equipment. The Gallery in the Annex exhibits works by local artists and changes every few months. |
Exhibits |
Museum Gallery exhibits: (above) Watercolors and oils by local artists. (below) Native American ledger art by Evan Pellegrini. |
An early ranchhouse kitchen |
Uniforms from Civil War to Desert Storm |
Foot-pumped organ from the Gallagher Ranch |
MAIN BUILDING ENIDE JOHNSON GALLERY |