shiloh museum of ozark history

If you are spending any leisure time in the Springdale area the Shiloh Museum is an excellent place to spend some time. Great for groups and families. Beautiful gardens and grounds in the spring and summer months.

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We love to see grandparents and grandkids spending time together! Thanks for visiting and come back and see us when you can.

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Thanks for your kind words. We're glad you were able to attend with your child's school group. Having kids here really makes the museum come alive! Come back and see us when you can.

Thanks for your kind words, and for taking the time to give such a thorough review of your visit to the museum. We'll let Curtis know of your appreciation. We hope you'll come back and see us again when you're in Northwest Arkansas.

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Thanks for your kind words. Please come back and see us when you can.Susan YoungOutreach Coordinator

It's always nice to hear from our hometown folks! Come back and see us real soon.Susan YoungOutreach CoordinatorShiloh Museum of Ozark History

Thanks for your kind words! Come back and see us when you can.Susan YoungOutreach CoordinatorShiloh Museum of Ozark History

It covers the history of NW Arkansas. They have speakers available to talk to local groups that are very good.

Neat little museum chronicalling the history of the area. Free admission. I love old photographs and this museum had some interesting ones to browse about the apple and timber industry that used to thrive here (but have since moved on). Also fun exhibit about the hillbilly culture as well a more serious exhibit on how the civil war played out in the region. Only request is that they go back and make sure all the photos have dates so you can link the period with the picture.