Osage County Historical Society

Always eagered to visit Native American museums and this was a delight to visit. The artifacts on display goes back 400 years and explains the history of Osage county.
A great historical museum of Native Americans.

No charge.Donations accepted. We loved it. The friendly staff had lots of interesting stories to relate to artifacts and local celebrities.

This was a small museum, but was very informative. A good selection of books for purchase, but not a lot of gift ideas (other than books) in their "gift shop". The items on display were interesting and told a great story of Osage County history. There is no admission, but they have donation boxes displayed. There are restrooms (Men's and Women's) and they were clean and supplied.

This is a must see/visit place. Admission is based on a donation and the history you will learn here is great. From the first Boys Scout Troup in America to the most current events of Pawhuska and everything in between. We would definitely go back again.

Nice little museum and worth an hour for sure. Entry by donation. A stone monument out front commemorates the first Boy Scout troop in America established here in 1909. Plenty of local treasures preserved on display. I was touched by some post-it notes giving names to a few the Osage members so proud of their new community in Osage County. For the kids on display an early television made by National circa 1947, yep only one channel on for just two hours per day!