Visiting

Q: When are you open?
A: The Museum is open to visitors Wednesday through Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm.

Q: Is there an admission fee?
A: Under 6 = Free
6-12 = $3
Over 12 = $5
Members = Free

Q: Why isn’t (a person, a town, an event, etc.) in your exhibits? Why don’t you have an exhibit about (a person, a town, an event, etc.)
A: With the space we have available, it’s impossible to tell every story, but we’ve done our best to pick stories and information that gives a good representation of our county. We also change out exhibits on a regular basis so that different stories can be told throughout the years.

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Programs and Events

Q: What programs do you have coming up? Where can I find information about an upcoming program?
A: A schedule of upcoming programs is available on our Calendar page. You can also stay up to date on Museum programs and events by following us on Facebook and Instagram.

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Staying Connected

Q: How can I join the Museum’s newsletter mailing list?
A: The Museum’s newsletter, “Floyd County Heritage”, is published quarterly. The newsletter is a member benefit. If you’d like to receive the newsletter, please consider Becoming a Member.

Q: Is the Museum on social media?
A: Yes! We are on Facebook and Instagram.

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Membership

Q: How much does it cost to become a member? What are the benefits?
A: We have two membership levels, Individual and Family. Learn more or Become a member today.

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Facility Rentals

Q: Can I rent the Museum?
A: We do have a Community Room available for rent. Please head to Room Rentals for more information.

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Museum History

Q: When was the Museum founded? What is its history?
A: The Historical Society was founded in 1953. The first Museum opened in Legel’s Drug in 1963. In 1979, the Museum moved to its current location. And the tractor addition was added in 1999. For more information, head over to our Mission and History.

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Miscellaneous

Q: I’d like to donate something to the Museum’s collection. How do I do that?
A: Please visit Collection Donation for more information on how to donate things to the Museum. Drop off donations will not be accepted.

Q: How can I learn more about volunteering at the Museum?
A: There are several opportunities for volunteering at the Museum, both on a regular schedule and for special projects and events. Please visit our Volunteer page for more information.

Q: Is this the Oliver Tractor Museum?
A: Yes…and no. Although many know us for our large collection of Hart-Parr and Oliver tractors and company archives, we also have many more exhibits to explore. Visit our Exhibits and Collections to see what we have. If you’re looking for more information on our tractors or how to order a manual or build card, head over to Tractor Information and Services.

Q: Not finding what you’re looking for?
A: Contact us by email or at 641-228-1099.