2021
The Museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 11AM-4PM. The entrance fee is $5 per person for nonmembers. The Missouri Bicentennial exhibit, “Struggle for Statehood” has been extended through May 28.
We will be closed May 29 for the Memorial Day weekend.
Have you participated in any of the bicentennial activities yet? Did you know the Struggle For Statehood has been extended at the Excelsior Springs Museum & Archives? Make sure to swing in and check it out before the end of the month...Communities across the state are joining in to celebrate the Missouri Bicentennial! These celebrations signify the strength and vitality of both community and statewide pride. The Missouri Bicentennial is a time to celebrate the rich heritage and culture of this great state and explore Missouri’s historic districts and downtowns. ![]()
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Have you been visiting events around the state that are listed in the Missouri Bicentennial Passport? We would love to hear your stories and see your photos! Share them with us using #Missouri2021 or by emailing Janie@MoMainStreet.org.![]()
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This was sound check getting ready for Live Stream from the Excelsior Springs Museum and Archives. Greg Blake and Hometown![]()
Brian McCarty, Todd Davis and Grant Cochran. Greg is behind the camera.
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Here’s the archived version of last evening’s livestream full concert from Excelsior Springs Museum & Archives in Excelsior Sp., MO. The concert was sponsored by the Lincoln Association of the Arts (LAFTA) of Lincoln, NE.
Spend some quality time with Mom at the Museum! Tours at 1:30 and 3:30 only today. The Missouri Bicentennial exhibits, "Struggle for Statehood" and "Ancestral Trails" will introduce you to the struggles and perseverance of your multiple great-great-great-grandmothers who traveled half the continent and braved the wilds of early Missouri to build a life here for you!
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Color reproduction of the flag painted by Fred Tripp while a patient at McCleary Hospital
101 E. Broadway
PO Box 144