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About The Falls Museum
The Falls on the Colorado Museum in Marble Falls is housed in a historic university building established in 1891 by town founder Adam Rankin Johnson. This nearly 6,000-square-foot museum showcases artifacts from the prehistoric era to modern-day events. Visitors can explore exhibits on farm and ranch life, local school history, geology, lakes, rivers, dams, and Native American artifacts, including a 700-year-old bison. The museum also features early 1900s pictures, a kitchen display showing life without electricity, and traveling exhibits.
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Serving Marble Falls, TX
The Falls on the Colorado Museum in Marble Falls is housed in a historic university building established in 1891 by town founder Adam Rankin Johnson. This nearly 6,000-square-foot museum showcases artifacts from the prehistoric era to modern-day events. Visitors can explore exhibits on farm and ranch life, local school history, geology, lakes, rivers, dams, and Native American artifacts, including a 700-year-old bison. The museum also features early 1900s pictures, a kitchen display showing life without electricity, and traveling exhibits.