The Klamath County Museum serves as the main history museum for Klamath County and the surrounding area. Spend an hour or all day browsing through Klamath’s history. Birds displayed in natural habitats, Native American artifacts, dioramas and relics from pioneer days, and WWII history all tell a story. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday year round.
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Big history for a small town!
Fantastic curration, friendly staff, & a great scavanger hunt. For a small town museum, this was a great few hours of fun (if you take your time). Anyone visiting should stop in.
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Klamath County Museum was a great find!
Excellent displays which document and honor those who have lived in Klamath County, as well as many artifacts from the area. Descriptions at the displays are well-written. The people who have developed the museum have obviously put a lot of time, effort, and commitment into the museum. There are also interactive displays that kids would like. We really enjoyed our visit.
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A great way to spend an afternoon!
The Klamath County museum may be small, but it truly packs a big punch! The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, offering a great mix of ancient history, Native American culture, and early American times. Everything felt well put together and easy to follow. What stood out most was the staff, they were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and so knowledgeable. They made the experience even better by answering questions and sharing insights. All around, it’s a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. Highly recommend stopping by if you’re in the area!
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Must See K Falls Destination
The Klamath County Museum is a real gem. For a county this size, it was truly impressive. It is housed in the old Armory building, which was worth the $5 admission fee on its own. The staff are kind, dedicated, and knowledgeable. The place was empty on a Friday afternoon. If you are in Klamath Falls, it’s a must see.
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Great introduction to KF and its history
Tremendous walk through time, from ancient periods, amazing early civilization by Native Peoples, thru today. The Rock Room is extensive. I was especially taken with the room honoring WWII military and showcasing all the Big Bands that came and played at the Armory (from Lawrence Welk to Duke Ellington to Glenn Miller.