This place completely exceeded my expectations! The quality and diversity of the exhibits is excellent, and the layout of the museum itself was so impressive. Todd, the Manager, took the time to meet with my son to answer questions about his school project and having that personal connection was fantastic. He went above and beyond and you can really get a sense for how much he cares about the museum. We will definitely be returning on our next trip through Klamath Falls.

We researched this museum on TA and found it got good reviews, so we came to visit. It was indeed very good with the history of the area, but what intrigued me the most personally was the story of local boy, Ernest Brace, who was the longest held civilian POW (8 years) and was in a cell near John McCain. I looked him up online and read more of his story. The old cars in the museum were pretty cool also. There were some displays with information on the WW2 balloon bombs, as well as displays of various local animals found in the area. We thought it was a very good museum to visit!

Four of us visited the Museum one afternoon. We found the Museum most interesting with an abundance of displays. It was particularly interesting to find several perspectives on historical activities in the region of Klamath Falls. We found it compelling to see the different perspectives regarding climate, water, and forestry. The bonus was the music display that we seventy year old people could relate to. We found the Museum Director full of knowledge and a willingness to engage our questions about the unique building and the history of the Museum itself.

What a nice little gem. I passed through the town a few times in the past, but always only short bathroom breaks before heading to crater lake. This year we decided to take Amtrak to Klamath Falls and visit Crater Lake again. We had a few hours to kill before our departure, and we were glad we found this place. The exhibits were amazingly great in a small town like this. Must visit!

The museum is very well organized, clean, and the displays were so well put together that I thought I was in a much bigger museum. I learned a lot from the WWII exhibit. The research and displays were engaging and informative. I also enjoyed the tribute to the Armory and the musicians who had played shows at the Armory. The outdoor displays especially the Klamath River on the side walk leading to the front door was cool. We had a great morning at the museum. The price is so reasonable, and the staff was helpful and informative. Thank you.

What a delightful museum to visit! It’s packed full of local history and stories. They’ve done a great job of capturing and documenting the rich history of Klamath county. Every person we encountered in the museum was happy to share additional information on anything that sparked our interest. Fun fun fun. SO glad we visited.

An excellent staff manages the Klamath Museum and provides valued experiences for visitors and local residents. I've visited the Museum as a grandparent and a concerned citizen, and all experiences have been rewarding and valuable. Kids are given a challenging, entertaining, and educational quiz to answer questions following the exhibits. Personally, I have attended meetings to discuss or learn about nurturing regional native plants or to learn about local native people's practices and history. Todd Kepple, the director, is an active and positive community member, involved with the Historical Society and other services near and wide.

This is a huge museum. It used to be an old armory. It has lots of exhibits on old early 20th century cars, American Indians, gems & minerals, forest information, and pioneer exhibits. It will take a while to go through if you take your time.

This museum is chock full of fascinating things to see, beginning with the building itself, which once was the armory. The exhibits range from vintage cars to gems to local luminaries to, of course, the Modoc War. In other words, something for everyone, and not just history. Plan to spend some time here, or come back again and again. Well-stocked gift shop and very friendly staff. Highly recommended.

There is a lot to see here. I love local museums that showcase a town's history. There are many things to read but you can make it a quick trip if that's what you prefer. Museum was clean and the staff friendly and helpful.