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June 2023 by Verlis Guinn
Small museum, but it's really interesting. The lady working in the gift shop is friendly and very knowledgeable about the area. Very impressed with the cleanliness of the whole place. It's definitely worth a visit.
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June 2023 by Jameel Damlouji
Some of the best Native American pottery examples in North America are free to see. The Nodena head pots are jaw dropping. In addition to the great exhibits, the complex connected to them has a restaurant and a car museum. The car museum is in the process of opening. Well worth the short drive off the interstate. You’ll be surprised by the quality of the facilities.
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February 2023 by Kendall Boyd
Very nice museum. It's a self guided tour. Lots of information about the Native Americans from several hundred years ago. The park is named after the land owner. He was a doctor turned archeologist. Great information about him and his work. Highly recommended visiting.
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July 2022 by Poker Medic
Very cool place. Great quick stop to learn and stretch your legs. Super friendly staff.
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April 2022 by Amy Crowe
What a wonderful surprise! Driving back to MO, we saw the sign on the highway and decided to stop in. Great display of artifacts and also has hands-on, interactive exhibits. Entry is donation-based. We only visited the museum, but it's located in an adorable town square with a grocery store & cafe, among other businesses.
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April 2022 by Gaurav
Nice little museum. Had picnic tables outside. Small country side vibes in the area around!!
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January 2022 by Brenda Brown
A small educational museum.I learn quite a bit. I liked the pottery. It was particularly pretty. I was impressed with the braille and their accompanying exhibit had a brass example. Also the town of Wison is pretty.
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November 2021 by Tiffany Cotner
Very nice museum in a cute little town. Was a little disappointed there were no mounds. The staff were so friendly and knowledgeable.
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August 2021 by Janis RB
Very nice history of the peoples of this area. Unfortunately, the site was sold for farm land. It is a great little museum
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August 2021 by Hillbilly Redneck
The museum is such a workplace to go and learn any things about the past. Sherry and Lora are very nice and willing to answer all your questions. The exhibits are very nice and laid out in away that children can understand. Love going to visit.
