St. Clair Historical Museum

HOURS:
1-4 p.m. Saturday & Sunday
(March-December 14th)

Group and Private Tours available Call 636-629-3199
or 636-629-1889

MEETINGS:
Second Tuesday each month
6:30pm at St. Clair Fire Station

MAILING ADDRESS:
PO Box 137
St. Clair, MO 63077

FREE Admission
Tax deductible Donations Accepted & Appreciated

The Old Odd Fellows Building
260 Hibbard St.
St. Clair Missouri

The Old Odd Fellows Building

You are invited to take "a step back in time" while visiting The St. Clair Historical Museum.

The St. Clair Historical Museum portrays the local history of St. Clair and the surrounding area. The Museum is housed in the old Odd Fellows building, 280 Hibbard Street, which was built in 1899.

FIRST FLOOR

LUMBERING
Photographic display of early lumbering activities in the area.

MINING
Various ores and mining artifacts.

FLORA
Ingredients from which cures were manufactured in the past.

PHARMACEUTICAL
Many medicines and pharmaceutical apparatus housed in old cabinets.

ANTIQUE TOY DISPLAY
Depicts toys enjoyed by children from the 1950's - 1960's

GENERAL STORE
A typical store in the 1915-1920 period. Featured are many artifacts, including display cases, store signs, cash register and products on the shelves.

This is only a partial listing of our exhibits!

Click on our brochure for more information and directions.

SECOND FLOOR

HIGHWAY 66
Photographic scenes of buildings along old Highway 66 in Franklin County.

INDIAN ARTIFACTS
A collection of points, tools and other items used by local area Indians.

INTERNATIONAL SHOE FACTORY
The largest employer in St. Clair from 1922-1982, featuring tools, shoes and photos.

KITCHEN CA 1928
A full size kitchen featuring items that were in vogue during that era.

VICTORIAN PARLOR CA. 1910
Depicts full size living room of genteel society of the era.

VICTORIAN SECRETS
Large display of Victorian undergarments from 1880-1910

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