Carnegie Historical Museum

Categories

Historical Preservation Non-Profit Museum

About

The Carnegie Historical Museum is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and sharing the rich history of Fairfield, Jefferson County, and Southeast Iowa. Housed in Fairfield's historic Carnegie Library building, the museum features exhibits, artifacts, photographs, archives, and historical collections that tell the stories of the people, businesses, events, and traditions that have shaped the community. Through educational programs, research resources, special exhibits, and community engagement, the museum serves as a steward of local history and a gathering place for residents and visitors interested in exploring the region's heritage. The Carnegie Historical Museum helps connect generations by preserving the past while inspiring appreciation for the community's unique story.

Additional Info

  • Located in Fairfield's historic Carnegie Library building
  • Preserves Jefferson County and Fairfield history
  • Rotating historical exhibits
  • Extensive artifact and photograph collections
  • Local archives and research resources
  • Community history preservation efforts
  • Genealogy and historical research opportunities
  • Welcoming destination for residents and visitors interested in local heritage

Business Hours : Tuesday - Friday 11am - 4pm, Open 6-9 during First Fridays Artwalk

Images

Powered By GrowthZone