Our Page County, Iowa museum has it all – a meteorite, 3-H and 4-H, Glenn Miller, genealogy research, a 1900 parlor, animal mounts, a 1944 POW camp, and more....

Your visit to the Nodaway Valley Historical Museum in Clarinda, Iowa can take you back more than a century when the Midwest was being developed with homes, farming, businesses and schools.

Visit the Historical Village and Reminisce Building to see the changes in business, transportation and agriculture from the horse drawn era to the present. See the development of 3-H and 4-H from its very beginnings at Goldenrod School in Page County.

Follow the progress of family life through displays of home furnishings starting in 1880's and ending nearly 100 years later.

Revisit the communities of Page County to follow their history, including Bethesda, Blanchard, Braddyville, Clarinda, Coin, College Springs, Essex, Hawleyville, Hepburn, Northboro, Norwich, Nyman, Page Center, Shambaugh, Shenandoah and Yorktown.

**The Freedom Rock is a salute and thank you to all of the veterans.**