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Golden Pioneer Museum
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Rita
June 2, 2018
This museum has a huge number of various crystals, loads of glassware, Indian artifacts and tons more! It is free to the public and quite interesting.
Marie Sophia
August 27, 2018
It is staggering how much stuff this place has, and it is free to get in. There is also a little restaurant close by that does the best catfish in the area.
Gayla
July 21, 2018
A large collection of over 10,000 hunting implements and artifacts were collected by the Arlis Cogar family who established the Trail of Tears Museum in Huntsville, AR. In 1993, the Prier family of Golden, MO, took over the Trail of Tears Museum Collection and combined it with their eclectic collections (including Carnival Glass, pocket watches, baseball cards, guns, lunch boxes, rose bowls, and Civil War battlefield items) to create the Golden Missouri Pioneer Museum. The Prier family continues to expand the collection with unique and interesting collections. It gives the visitor a unique look into the lives of early Americans, both Native and the settlers who came in the 1800s.
A large collection of over 10,000 hunting implements and artifacts were collected by the Arlis Cogar family who established the Trail of Tears Museum in Huntsville, AR. In 1993, the Prier family of Golden, MO, took over the Trail of Tears Museum Collection and combined it with their eclectic collect…
Jennifer
August 4, 2022
This is a great museum that is open from April - October throughout the year. Admission is free. Fun fact about the museum: it is home to one of the largest collections of Carnival Glass in the Midwest!
Dakota
November 20, 2019
Take a step back in time
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Indawo
State Highway 86
Golden, MO