Richmond Art Museum
No admission feeRichmond, Indiana art museum known for regional painters, decorative arts, and yearly exhibitions, with no general admission charge.
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A Richmond, Indiana museum covering local county history alongside artifacts gathered from many parts of the world.
1150 North A Street, Richmond, Indiana 47374 · Richmond, IN
The museum tells the story of Wayne County, Indiana, from early pioneer days through the industrial era and into modern times. Its collection also includes objects from Europe, Japan, the Middle East, and other regions, including an Egyptian mummy. The museum's founder, Julia Meek Gaar, collected many of these items during her travels and shared them with local children. Exhibits are spread across eight separate buildings. The museum also runs a gift shop, where entry is never charged, and offers facility rentals and donation opportunities.
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