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Museum Exhibits
News Flash: Come see the Mini Civil War Museums!
7th graders at Cottonwood Community School (right next door to the Clemenceau Heritage Museum) have worked very hard to create mini Civil War museums. Now on display in the Museum’s main corridor, each one focuses on one specific topic and is about 18" by 13" in size.
Marvels of planning, each student researched a topic in detail and and curated a mini-museum.
Come for a visit and enjoy the work of our future generation of museum directors!
The Museum offers permanent displays of ...
- Sinagua and Yavapai Tools -
- early 20th century home interiors -
- Kitchen -
- Bedroom-
- a mid-century Clemenceau Public School classroom -
- artifacts and photographs that reflect the heyday of early 20th century Verde Valley economy -
- Entertainment -
- Telephone Operator-
- Fiestaware -
Regularly changing exhibits feature special collections from the museum archives and of members and friends of the museum.
Such exhibits have included Fiestaware, perfume bottles, tea pots, cowboy/girl prize belt buckles, clocks, salt & pepper shakers ... an interesting and fascinating assortment of objects.
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You’re bound to find something of interest!
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