Three of the replica storefronts--Fred Johnson’s Barber Shop, Harris Mercantile, and John Iron’s Dixon Saloon --mirror the storefronts of pre-1940 Dixon.
At the Barber Shop, one could come by a haircut, shave, dentist work, or even "understanding mortuary service[s]." The Battle for Life storefront is that of the Battle Creek Store, which served upper river residents for many years. A livery stable represents the different stables found in the valley. Inside the building are farming and ranching equipment and a communications display.
The Little Snake River Museum is looking for part-time team members to join us.
Whether you enjoy cleaning, gardening, organizing, working with visitors, helping at events, or caring for a historic property, we’d love to hear from you! If you think your skills would be a good fit, please reach out and let us know what you're interested in doing. Email your resume and cover letter to LSRMuseum@DTEWorld.com
Community BBQ
One of our most loved events of the season is almost here, and we are SO excited! Join us for the Snake River Community BBQ & Fun Day on Sunday, September 13th from 1-6!
Cornhole Tourniment begins at 1, with bouncy houses from 1-5!
Enjoy Sam Platts and the Plainsmen from 3-6
BBQ begins at 5:00
There will be delicious food, live music, games, a cornhole tournament, duck pluck, and plenty of fun for everyone! Potluck style! Bring a dessert or salad to share, grab your family and friends, and come enjoy a fabulous evening with the community.
