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The Stone County Museum in Mountain View, Arkansas is open to the public from the middle of April until the end of the month of October. Volunteers typically have the museum open from one until four in the afternoon on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. It’s usually advised that visitors coming visiting the museum from out-of-town should call in advance to make sure there will be a volunteer present to assist them. The museum is owned and operated by the Stone County Historical Society, an organization that aims to preserve the history of the people who settled the north-central area of Arkansas.

Address: 206 School Ave, Mountain View, AR 72560

Learn about history at the Stone County Museum
© Stone County Museum

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