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Reflecting the heritage of the west, Favell Museum has over 100,000 Native American artifacts and works of over 300 major contemporary western artists on display. Largest miniature gun collection in the world. Print sales gallery and original art gallery with all media. There’s also a bookstore and gift shop.
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It fairly large museum on native American artifacts. It also has many paintings that are for sale. We thought it was well worth visiting.
Many, many artifacts to see and read about. It was very interesting to read about the various tribes found in the west and the differences in their skills and artistry. Plan on at least 90 mins and it’s worth your time if you’re interested in PNW native history and artifacts.
if one is interested in Native American cultures and artifacts this place is highly recommended...excellent arrowhead collection...plan on spending an hour or two to view all the displays
A huge collection of arrowheads and other Native American artifacts such as baskets and warrior garb. More arrowheads than you have ever seen and many Indian tools and weapons. No photos allowed in the exhibit/ The one uploaded is from a display at the city visitor center about a block away. Disturbing to see how the original people of this country lived, and their entire culture wiped out and disrupted by white European settlers. How they were chased and pushed out of their native lands. Their fishing in the West was totally ruined by all the dams put up on the rivers. Very sad. A young man at the door was masked and gave us a verbal description of what we would see and what direction to walk the exhibit. It was annoying that a female employee, who seemed to be a manager, kept popping in and out with the masked young man, but not wearing one herself! Unacceptable since masks are mandated now.
Spent an enjoyable time visiting this Native American museum. We were luck to be there when they were are also having an art display of local artists. Lots of arrowheads from different areas and tribes plus lots more! Informative and well done display of Mr Favell’s lifetime collection. Entrance fee was just $10 each. Good museum in the Klamath Falls area. Not open every day so check days and times. We were there on Tuesday morning.
