Art

A non-profit institution housed in a new $20-million library facility, the museum exhibits international, national and regional art.

Natural History

Marine life, Nevada's wildlife, Africa savannah/Africa rain forest room and animated dinosaurs are featured, plus children's hands-on room.

Features Native American and Chinese displays, mining tools, furniture, musical instruments, guns and mineral specimens.

History

Museum depicts the life and times of the Mason and Smith Valleys over the last 130 years. The Museum is not federally funded, has no paid curator and is run entirely by volunteers. Fund raising events, dues, donations and memorials keep the bills paid.

Memorabilia from the world-famous pianist and legend, including a rare piano collection, automobiles, the world's largest rhinestone plus samples from his glittering wardrobe.

Children's, Culture, Science

Over 100 hands-on exhibits in the arts, humanities and sciences for children and their families, daily programming and a Cultural Gallery featuring nationally touring exhibitions.

History

Exhibits focus on artifacts from ancient Puebloan settlement dating from A.D. 1-1150. Actual dwelling reconstructions on premises. Also see exhibits on Paiutes and other Native American groups, history and geology.