​"I found it at the museum!"

             The Hot Spring County Museum contains the history of Hot Spring County, AR and its families.             The museum grounds include the 1892 Boyle House, the 1876 Hughes and the 1868 Gibbs Log Cabins.   Our museum collections include Caddo Indian pottery, Depression era glass, pump organs, cameras,
an extensive military display spanning the Civil through Iraq Wars, local business artifacts,
state and local politics, the Joe Kimzey study of the geology of Magnet Cove complete with specimens,
 and a RARE collection of Bell Telephones thru the decades, even includes a telephone booth!

                                                                   Come check out our "Made in HSC" corner. 

          A Local product can be yours for a Minimum donation to the Museum.
          
               +  +  +  Honey, plant food, soap, jellies, bird houses, aprons +  +  +    

         
                            

   


​        The Past is with Us!

   This pre-Civil War quilt 
   was made for family use.
   But, as the war drew near 
   to their home, they hid       
   their valuables in and  
   then buried the quilt.
   
    A bit after the war ended,
   the family dug up the quilt
   and recovered it and its
   contents. 

   Many years later, the 
   treasured quilt and its
   history were given to the
          HSCMuseum!

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Museum

Hours

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
12:30 - 4:30

Museum

Contact

Phone: 501-337-4775

[email protected]

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Museum

Admission

Admission is FREE

Please contact us to schedule your group tour



Our website is made available in part by a grant from the
Department of Arkansas Heritage​

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