Granite County Museum

Two floor of exhibits focus on Native Americans, silver mining ghost towns, logging, and early settlers. The basement floor has large equipment, a mock mine, a cabin, and pioneer and farming artifacts. 

Don't miss the collection of Ringling and Barnum Bailey in the conference center room. They were found rolled up and stuffed in some cubbyhole in one of the town buildings.

 The first floor of the museum is accessible. To visit the basement ask for the rear door to be opened then drive around to rear of the building.  Parking is in the alley. The basement exhibits are not completely accessible. The mock mine has rails and rough spots on the floor and the two rooms with pioneer exhibits have a step up and down to access them. 

 

Parking is in front of the museum or on the side street across from the museum. The sidewalks are in bad condition. Museum  46.33158, -113.29465