Current Exhibits
Explore our current and past exhibits at the Siloam Springs Museum!
Industries of Siloam Springs
The Industries of Siloam Springs exhibit was made possible by a grant from La-Z-Boy. The exhibit celebrates the industries of Siloam Springs, both past and present, and the influences they had on the town’s economy and culture.
Some highlights include the first chair made at the La-Z-Boy furniture factory, history of the apple industry, and history of businesses that have employed citizens of the town, such as Jetstream, Pet Milk, Allen’s Canning Company, Simmons Food, and Day Spring.
The Sager Family and Pioneer Life
The Sager Family and Pioneer Life exhibit highlights the first white settlers in the Siloam Springs region. Visitors can come learn about the Sager Family, their journey to the United States from Germany, how they settled in Siloam Springs, and view furniture from the Sager Family home!
The Sager family cabin can be seen on the John Brown University campus near the Bill George Arena!
Railroads of Siloam Springs
The Railroads of Siloam Springs exhibit was made possible by a grant from the Division of Arkansas Heritage, funded by your 1/8 cent conservation tax, Amendment 75.
The exhibit highlights the importance of the railroad to the growth of early Siloam Springs and continuing legacy on the town’s industries, culture, and community.
Troy Anderson Art Exhibit
Donated by the Daisye and Bennett Howell art collection, the exhibit is a collection of pieces created by a local Siloam Springs artist, Troy Anderson.
Anderson’s art is notably inspired by his Cherokee ancestry and Native North American culture. He is distinguished for his usage of acrylics, but has utilized other art forms such as graphics, sculptures, watercolors, and pastels. Anderson’s works often depict events in Native American history, renowned Native figures, wildlife, and Native American legends.
