The best part of this museum visit was the insightful discussions I had with the receptionist at the front desk. This museum is actually an art museum with an extensive collection of Native American artifacts artistically displayed. I would really recommend this museum as a wonderful way to spend a couple of hours if passing through Klamath Falls.

This was a great little museum with a wide variety of different exhibitions covering the history of the area and conservation of the land and animals in the region. We found the history of the Japanese wind balloon used in WW11 fascinating. The lady at the entrance was very pleasant and chatty. Our only compliant was the large barn type room was too hot so we left slightly earlier than we would have liked. It perhaps needs some large fans to keep the air moving. Well worth the visit.

If we had only visited the museum, I would give it five stars out of five for the breadth and depth of the exhibits. Natural history, indigenous Americans, recent history --- all covered in fascinating displays with opportunities for interaction. I wish I could give even more stars, for the help I was given in finding information about a great-grandparent and his work. Ms. Pierce even brought me photocopies of images of my relative and his workplace. Her kindness and efforts will long be treasured.

This museum exceeded expectations. The desk staff was knowledgeable and friendly. The topics the museum covered were interesting - Native American, WWII Japanese, were of particular interest. It would be nice if there was a cafe inside, but that is no reason to give it a lower rating.

A must see! Lots of great exhibits the chronicle the history of the area. In-depth exhibits for their great fire in 2012 and the Indian wars in the area. It was comfortable with clean restrooms. Very friendly staff. I suggestion would be for them to add a few more descriptive notes in their exhibits to help one know what they are looking at. : )