Museum News and Updates

Ivan Weir from Ontario, Canada stopped by the museum April 29, 2016. He was one of the few people who helped to restore the 1892 Gig located at the museum. The Gig was then purchased by Mr. Gene Perry who in turn donated it to the Crockett County Historical Society. A...

Make your Valentine special and come shop with us at your local Crockett County Museum gift shop. We have many great gifts in stock and reasonable prices. Discounts are available. DONT FORGET!! It's never to late to become a member and receive great deals....

     We have come up with some creative display ideas to show off our amazing vintage hats that date back all the way to the early nineteenth century.  

                                       Come Check out our gift shop, You will be amazed!!!! 15% to 25% off on select Store items. New Christmas inventory in stock. Become a MEMBER today and receive 25% off on all store items (exempt consignment). Limited number of our...

Our show will be held at the Ozona Senior Center, Saturday December 5, 2015 @ 2pm. Wool and Mohair jackets by Dolores Unique Designs in Camp Wood, Tx! Refreshments and exciting prizes will be given out! TICKETS ARE STILL FOR SALE, COME BY AND SEE US!

Stop by and see Crockett County Museum’s Annual Veteran’s Exhibit on display now until December 18th 2015 Here's a quick preview of a few of the things you will see in our Veteran's Exhibit:

March in to the Crockett County Museum and have a tour of our annual Veteran's exhibit to honor those who served. This exhibit will be available for a limited time. You don't want to miss it! Some of the exhibits you will see in this include Information and...

We want to welcome our new staff member, Jennifer Marquez Medina.  Jennifer is a 2014 graduate  of Ozona High School.  Stop by some day to visit the museum and say hi to Jennifer. Here are some interesting tidbits about Jennifer: She received her certificate of...

Could you imagine creating a drawing from someone else's memory? In 1994, Eugene Miller, known to the locals as “Jake” asked Bob Wallace to draw the old Jones Miller Ranch as it was in 1929.  He had only the memories from Mr. Miller to go by. Bob Wallace used all of...