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The Sikeston Depot MuseumCenter for Culture and HistoryOn the National Register of Historic Places |
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P.O.
Box 182 · 116 West Malone Avenue · Sikeston, Missouri
63801 · 573-481-9967
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 Cory and Laura (Bartlett) Jurica |
"Our
Native American Heritage"
display on loan from the St. Louis Science Center. Rare 19th Century
artifacts from the Plains Indians on an extended showing.
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An amazing exhibit.
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Permanent
Exhibits
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Each month a new quilt is displayed by a member of
the Bootheel Quilters Guild.
"Bootheel Quilters Guild Quilt of the Month"
The Mechanical Horse of Inventor J. OTTO HAHS
Patented in 1931 by local businessman, J. Otto Hahs, this display will be on exhibit for an indefinite period of time. Hahs' patent expired, but the mechanical animals live on around the world, from Gilley's famed bucking bulls, to the gentler department store horses for children.
The Story of WWII Marine, Mason Yarbrough
Mason Yarbrough was killed on Makin Island in 1942 during a raid by the famous Carlson's Raiders. In 2000 his remains were found by U.S. search and recovery team and returned to his family in Sikeston for a military funeral. [read more]
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2000 ~ 2008 SCDC ·
Sikeston Cultural Development Corporation · The Sikeston
Depot Museum · Rights Reserved
Images from this site may NOT be reproduced or copied Website designed by M. Baugher Gilliland · Site revision: January, 2008 |