Cassia County Historical Society and Museum - Burley, Idaho

La Cassia County Historical Society and Museum es una institución valiosísima para aquellos interesados en la historia y la cultura local, ubicada en el corazón de Burley, Idaho. Este importante recurso turístico ofrece una apasionante ventana al pasado de la región, siendo ideal para visitantes y residentes locales que deseen adquirir conocimientos y disfrutar de una experiencia enriquecedora.

Ubicada en la dirección 1142 Hiland Ave, Burley, ID 83318, la Cassia County Historical Society and Museum es fácilmente accesible para todos, con estacionamiento y entradas adaptadas para personas en silla de ruedas. Además, cuentan con sanitarios accesibles para garantizar la comodidad de todos los visitantes, incluyendo un restaurante en sus instalaciones y zonas especialmente recomendadas para familias con niños.

El museo es conocido por su amplia variedad de exposiciones bien organizadas y informativas, que abarcan desde la historia natural y geológica de la zona hasta la historia de las comunidades locales. Cada rincón del museo ofrece nuevas aventuras y oportunidades para aprender sobre la riqueza histórica de la región. Los visitantes pueden esperar encontrar desde artefactos únicos y fotografías históricas hasta reconstrucciones precisas de antiguas habitaciones y espacios públicos.

La Cassia County Historical Society and Museum ha recibido una excelente acogida por parte de los visitantes, con una media de opinión de 4.7/5 según Google My Business, basada en 49 valoraciones. Los visitantes elogian la amabilidad y el conocimiento de los miembros del personal, así como la rica variedad de exhibiciones y actividades que ofrece el museo. Por ejemplo, un visitante destacó lo bien organizadas que están las exposiciones y cómo podrían haber pasado toda la tarde allí, mientras que otro señaló que hay mucho más que ver de lo que uno podría pensar inicialmente.

👍 Opiniones de Cassia County Historical Society and Museum

Kristi S.

5/5

What a gem!! It's definitely a must stop. Very well organized displays and informative. We could have stayed there all day. The staff are friendly and informative, as well. It was free, but we we happy to leave a donation.

John B.

5/5

We went to a safety event which was fun! Then we went inside and walked around. Through every doorway there is a new adventure! So much to see and learn about!

Jennifer L.

5/5

There is so much to see, alot more then what you may think. It was really worth stopping! Fun stop!

Helena B.

5/5

Smithsonian worthy museum! So many areas : cabin homes, children’s rooms, automobiles, covered wagons, school room, way of life and business world - but the most moving were the ‘war’ rooms. I was sobbing Everything was authentic. Even the mannequins had a look of sadness and resignation. My only suggestion would be to put a bench or two to sit on while visiting. It’s a lot to take in.

Tristen A.

5/5

We had the best day touring this absolutely incredible museum! My seven year old was so enthralled. Every display has so much intention and very well thought out! What a jaw dropping collection and the people were kind and full of knowledge! We can't wait to go back!!

April S.

5/5

We were surprised at how large and how much historical items this museum has acquired! Great history of the Twin Falls area and the families that founded it.

LuAnn B.

4/5

Friendly, interesting and informative.
I liked the "Cassia County Historical activity book"!
Well done. Thank you.

David D.

5/5

This place looks closed, but it's not! It is only open for tourist season. March - October, I Believe. I love this place!! There are many buildings to explore, much more than it appears from the road or parkng lot. There is a rail caboose outside in the front and in one of the buildings there is a beautiful old full size rail passenger car! There are many amazing historical artifacts and tons of memorabilia here. Some of the displays are showing age, and three are some areas that have been closed for safety reasons. There was a bad snow storm last winter that damaged a building and caused water damage to some exibits. There is still plenty to see, and well worth the FREE ENTRY!! I would say well worth a donation. I made a $5 donation on my way out the door the first time, and do so every time I walk in the door since, and feel it well worth it. $5 a head or top it out at $20 for as many as you pack in your car or RV, seems very reasonable. The docents are well educated in regard to the historical facts and legends and have a story to go with every item and display. A real Idaho hidden treasure! Kids and adults love it just the same!