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Museum Mission:
The Calico Rock Museum is a bridge between our heritage and culture
and the unique experience of visitors.
The Museum:
The museum is located in the historic E.N. Rand Building on Main
Street in Calico Rock, Arkansas. The museum houses collections and
displays exhibits that range from pre-historic culture to 1967 that are
historically and culturally significant to Calico Rock and surrounding
communities.
The museum accepts donations or loans of artifacts and collections for
the museum. For information about donating or lending items to the
museum, contact the museum staff at 870-297-4129.
Calico Rock Visitor Center
The visitor center is managed and operated by the Calico Rock Museum
Foundation through a contract for services with the city of Calico Rock,
Arkansas. The visitor center is housed in the historic Bluff City Bank
Building on Main Street. The visitor center and museum are connected
by a common walkway.
For information on planning your next visit or for relocation
information, contact the visitor's center staff at 870-297-4129.
Calico Rock Artisan Cooperative
The artisan cooperative is made up of over 30 local artisans who sell
their craft and art in the museum gift shop area. The foundation has
partnered with the cooperative to out source operation and
management of the gift shop. The local artisans regularly demonstrate
their craft and at special events throughout the year. To find out more
about artisan demonstrations, special classes or the artisan's in
residence, call 870-297-4129.
Calico Rock Museum Foundation
The Calico Rock Museum Foundation was chartered in June 2008 and
has been designated as a 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization by the
Internal Revenue Service (Download Designation Letter). As such,
every donation is tax deductible.
The foundation raises funds for, manages, and operates the museum
and visitor center. The artifacts given in the collection are owned by
the City of Calico Rock, Arkansas. Artifacts loaned by individuals
remain the property of the individual. While the foundation makes
every effort to properly care for loaned artifacts, it cannot be held
responsible for any damage sustained while under the care of the
museum. To learn more about the museum, visit our public
information page.
Have an item to donate or loan to the museum? Complete these item
donation forms.
The Calico Rock Museum is a bridge between our heritage and culture
and the unique experience of visitors.
The Museum:
The museum is located in the historic E.N. Rand Building on Main
Street in Calico Rock, Arkansas. The museum houses collections and
displays exhibits that range from pre-historic culture to 1967 that are
historically and culturally significant to Calico Rock and surrounding
communities.
The museum accepts donations or loans of artifacts and collections for
the museum. For information about donating or lending items to the
museum, contact the museum staff at 870-297-4129.
Calico Rock Visitor Center
The visitor center is managed and operated by the Calico Rock Museum
Foundation through a contract for services with the city of Calico Rock,
Arkansas. The visitor center is housed in the historic Bluff City Bank
Building on Main Street. The visitor center and museum are connected
by a common walkway.
For information on planning your next visit or for relocation
information, contact the visitor's center staff at 870-297-4129.
Calico Rock Artisan Cooperative
The artisan cooperative is made up of over 30 local artisans who sell
their craft and art in the museum gift shop area. The foundation has
partnered with the cooperative to out source operation and
management of the gift shop. The local artisans regularly demonstrate
their craft and at special events throughout the year. To find out more
about artisan demonstrations, special classes or the artisan's in
residence, call 870-297-4129.
Calico Rock Museum Foundation
The Calico Rock Museum Foundation was chartered in June 2008 and
has been designated as a 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization by the
Internal Revenue Service (Download Designation Letter). As such,
every donation is tax deductible.
The foundation raises funds for, manages, and operates the museum
and visitor center. The artifacts given in the collection are owned by
the City of Calico Rock, Arkansas. Artifacts loaned by individuals
remain the property of the individual. While the foundation makes
every effort to properly care for loaned artifacts, it cannot be held
responsible for any damage sustained while under the care of the
museum. To learn more about the museum, visit our public
information page.
Have an item to donate or loan to the museum? Complete these item
donation forms.
| CALICO ROCK MUSEUM FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Steven D. Mitchell Chairman Executive Committee Term Expires: 2013 Dean Hudson Vice Chairman Executive Committee Term Expires: 2014 Rev. Wayne Wood Secretary/Treasurer Executive Committee Term Expires: 2012 Reed M. Perryman Trustee Executive Committee Term Expires: 2012 Ms. Wanda Sanders Trustee Term Expires: 2012 Gene Lockie Trustee Term Expires: 2013 Mr. Ed Stephens Trustee Term Expires: 2014 Mrs. LaNelle Hamby Trustee Term Expires: 2014 Hon. Ronnie Guthrie Trustee Mayor of Calico Rock Rev. Ed Matthews Trustee Emeritus |
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| About the Museum & Visitor Center |
| We're Here to Help! |
| Gloria Gushue Executive Director 870-297-4129 |
Gloria Gushue is the Executive Director of the Calico Rock Museum
Foundation. She operates the museum & visitor center and
schedules & trains our volunteers. She has served as a travel agent,
restaurant owner, and antiques dealer. Gloria is available to help
plan your visit or relocation to the Calico Rock area.
Foundation. She operates the museum & visitor center and
schedules & trains our volunteers. She has served as a travel agent,
restaurant owner, and antiques dealer. Gloria is available to help
plan your visit or relocation to the Calico Rock area.
