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Patron - Annual gift of $500 and above.

Benefactor – Annual gift of $250 and above.

Sponsor – Annual gift of $100 and above.

Small Business – Annual gift of $50 and above.

Family – Annual gift of $30 and above.

Individual – Annual gift of $20 and above.

Please call the Eureka Springs Historical Museum at 479-253-9417 for details on these Membership and the Pillar of the Museum (direct deposit program).

 

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Tours / Admissions

    Self-Guided - Available Daily
  • Adults: $5.00
  • Students: $2.50
  • Children under 10 are free
    Costumed Tours
  • $7.00 per person, with a minimum of 8 persons.
  • Discount of $1.00 off with 10 or more.
  • Reservations are required for this tour.

    • Call 479-253-9417 to make your reservation today.

SOPHIA’S PARLOR

Sophia’s Parlor is a replica of an early 20th Century parlor. It is fully functioning so we can invite you to have “Tea in the Parlor”.  Call to make arrangements – 479-253-9417

Have Tea in Sophia's Parlor

Have Tea in Sophia's Parlor

Sophia's Parlor - Victorian fully-functioning parlor exhibit

Sophia's Parlor - a Victorian fully-functioning parlor exhibit

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History of the Museum

In 1971 the Ozark Folk Festival Board of Directors purchased the historic Calif House for the purpose of establishing a museum of local history. A museum advisory board accepted the task to collect, preserve and exhibit artifacts in the building, and the museum opened to the public October, 1971.

In 1980, Eureka Springs Historical Museum, Inc., an association open to membership to all interested persons, assumed ownership of the museum property and oversight of its operation. The wood and glass store front and two-story ornamented wood porches were replaced as the building was restored to its original appearance.

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