After December 19th, the museum will be temporarily closed until COVID-19 restrictions lift. See the “Visit Us” page for more information.
Over 100,000 artifacts, illustrating the lives of indigenous tribes from North and South America, are on display with the primary focus on Native American tribes. Collections dating from 12,000 years ago include thousands of arrowheads, obsidian knives, spear points, primitive stone tools, native clothing, intricate bead work, basketry, pottery, and more.
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Among the ancient artifacts, you will find original paintings by many famous western artists, including the original oil “The Scouts” by Charles M. Russell. You will find original paintings by John Clymer, Frank McCarthy, and many more, who tell in their own artistic style, the story of the west.
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The Favell Museum features two different exhibits at a time. The most recent feature is Native American basketry from the museum’s collection, extending from Alaska down the Pacific Coast. Alongside the basketry exhibit, the previous feature of southwestern pottery from the museum’s collection will be on display. See early forms of pottery including Salado, Jeddito, Anasazi, Mimbres, and Tularosa. Visit our informational library page for videos and more information.
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Favell Museum members enjoy exclusive exhibition openings, receive advanced information on events, and more, all while celebrating and preserving the spirit of our western heritage. Members sustain our artistic and educational programs, special presentations, and exhibitions. They also enjoy members-only social gatherings, insider access to collections and events, and unlimited admission to the museum. The Favell Museum receives no government funds and little money from grants. As a non-profit, your contribution is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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Located on the banks of the Link River, the museum offers a spacious banquet facility and state of the art kitchen, making entertaining easy for caterers or individuals. Warm colors and lighting, along with a gas fireplace, create an inviting ambiance. The museum’s lovely patio area provides a beautiful setting for an outdoor wedding or event. Projector equipment, speakers, and WiFi are also included.
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Get a glimpse at what the museum has to offer in this informative video by Discover Klamath.
“A real treasure. The Favell Museum is a wonderful, classy, small museum of Native American Artifacts and Western Art. The collections are remarkable, indeed. A 12,000 year old Clovis Point; one of the largest arrowhead collections in the world, including a small, but “oh my!” fire opal point; a mind boggling beaded Sioux cradleboard; a significant collection of working miniature guns; and on and on.”
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The Favell Museum…
… is dedicated to the Indians who roamed and loved this land before the coming of the white man and to those artists who truly portray the inherited beauty which surrounds us. Their artifacts and art are an important part of the heritage of the West. – Gene and Winifred Favell, Museum Founders
Hours
Temporarily closed until further notice.
Regular hours:
Tuesday through Saturday – 10AM to 5PM
Closed Sunday and Monday
Note: Admission to the museum ends at 4:15PM and we may close at this time if no visitors are inside.
Contact Us
Address: 125 West Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, 97601
Phone: 541-882-9996
Email: favellmuseum@gmail.com
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