What you get
About Ray County Museum
The Ray County Museum is housed in a 1910 building that originally served as a county poor farm and later a nursing home. Visitors can explore 37 rooms across three floors, featuring local artifacts from the 1800s to the present. Exhibits cover topics such as Civil War memorabilia, Indian artifacts, coal mining history, and Mormon history. The museum also houses the Ray County Genealogy Association's library.
On the coast
Serving Richmond, MO
The Ray County Museum is housed in a 1910 building that originally served as a county poor farm and later a nursing home. Visitors can explore 37 rooms across three floors, featuring local artifacts from the 1800s to the present. Exhibits cover topics such as Civil War memorabilia, Indian artifacts, coal mining history, and Mormon history. The museum also houses the Ray County Genealogy Association's library.