seviercountymuseum

seviercountymuseum Come share in the history of Sevier County along with educational fun for kids of all ages. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 3 and Saturdays from 10 to 2.

I was getting over a broken arm the last two months and our fundraisers didn't do as well as needed, plus one fundraiser...
06/11/2026

I was getting over a broken arm the last two months and our fundraisers didn't do as well as needed, plus one fundraiser didn't happen at all, so I am needing the help of our museum Facebook friends. Thanks for your consideration.

05/25/2026

I wanted to share the World War II stats I compiled.
89 wounded in action.
62 killed in action.
29 missing in action.[some found alive;some not]
8 died non-battle
15 prisoners of war.
These are soldiers who were born in or lived at one time in Sevier County, AR.
Google says that 34 actual Sevier County Boys were Killed in Action.

05/25/2026

During the pandemic I compiled 3 military books for the museum and I wanted to share some stats I came up with on Sevier County soldiers in World War 1.
James C Watt was the first De Queen boy to be killed in WWI.
I found 33 killed in action, 1 died non-battle, and 1 was a prisoner of war.

And they came at 8:30 am, one busload at a time. Last bus left about 11:40. De Queen second graders field trip to the mu...
05/18/2026

And they came at 8:30 am, one busload at a time. Last bus left about 11:40. De Queen second graders field trip to the museum.

05/18/2026

Good morning! Had a great time Saturday night at the mystery dinner.
This morning Ms. Pat, Ms. Nita McCullough and I are gearing up for the annual visit to the museum from the second grade classes here at De Queen. We are expecting about 170 children to come through this morning one busload at a time. We always look forward to this.

05/09/2026

Good morning! After a fall and breaking my arm just above the wrist, when I went to the ortho doctor, I found out I needed surgery to repair the break. I had that surgery this past Tuesday in which the surgeon put in a metal plate to aid the repair. The museum mystery dinner is Saturday the 16th and I just wanted to let everyone know, "The show will go on!"
Pilgrims is donating the chicken and Pruitts is smoking the chicken for us. What a blessing!!
Text or message 870-784-0039 to reserve your seat.

04/21/2026

Tickets are available for the Murder Mystery Dinner on May 16th at 6:30 in the museum annex. Limited seating so reserve your tickets today. It's going to be lots of fun!!! Call Ms. Karen at 870-784-0039.

Part of the Collin Raye exhibit has been moved to the front of the museum. We don't want to forget all that he has done ...
04/03/2026

Part of the Collin Raye exhibit has been moved to the front of the museum. We don't want to forget all that he has done for this area.
Will be rotating the exhibit items as the seasons change.
I've been working on a new book. Will post about it soon.
We are gearing up for a busy tourist season and will be setting a date for a murder mystery dinner soon.

Address

P. O. Box 528, 717 Walter J Leeper Drive
De Queen, AR
71832

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+18707840039

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