Lecture SeriesApril Speaker April 20 - Native Plants That Work! Using native plants in your landscaping An overview of native plants you can use and count on in your landscapes. Pollinator friendly, low water needs, and lower maintenance all wrapped up in beautiful flowers, grasses, and shrubs for your yard. More info on the Events page. Lectures at 1 pm - Free Admission School Group ToursSpring time is a great time for school tours! Local elementary classes as well as homeschool groups come to tour the building and grounds to learn about their local history.
Tour groups can be scheduled for morning or afternoon. Call the museum to schedule a tour! Museum Membership Benefits
Enjoy going to museum's around Idaho? Becoming a member of the Twin Falls County Historical Society Museum has its perks! Find more information at the Support The Museum link. Explore Your HistoryIdaho history is yours to explore at the Twin Falls County Historical Society Museum!
Learn about ranching, irrigated-farming, and life in the early 1900's. Tour the 1914 Union School building, Farm House, Annex building and museum grounds, and immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Southern Idaho and the Magic Valley. Visit today! The Museum is located along Highway 30 between Twin Falls and Filer. Parking is generally in front, except during events when we open the rear parking area. The museum encompasses 2 acres and displays are not only on the perimeter, but in outbuildings behind the Union School building. Group visits and tours can be arranged. The park behind the museum offers picnic tables and ample space for outside events. |
Quilt Show"Then & Now" Quilt Show June 7 - July 20 Explore a collection of quilts from past to present. More information on the Quilt Show link. Stay informed on happenings at the
Museum with our monthly newsletter! To receive the newsletter in your e-mail, fill out the contact information on the About Us page. AdmissionAdmission is free.
Donations are welcomed. Museum HoursTuesday - Saturday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Extended summer hours June - August: 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM Email the Museum Call us at (208) 736-4675 or (208) 751-1165 |