Open Daily 9:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Closed Sun + Wed | $5 Admission
Baker Hospital Exhibit
We're thrilled to present our new temporary exhibit showcasing the infamous Baker Hospital! This short-lived venture only operated inside the Crescent Hotel from 1937 to 1940, but left quite the impression with its unconventional medical treatments.
The exhibit features artifacts, images, and rare documents highlighting the life and tumultuous career of Norman Baker and his phoney cancer hospital here in Eureka Springs, PLUS original art by Sean Fitzgibbon from his stunning new graphic novel “What Follows is True – Crescent Hotel."
Take the Tour
A self-guided tour through our museum illustrates the history of the healing springs and the founding of our city. Permanent and temporary exhibits depict the indigenous people who first discovered the springs, the hardships of pioneer life, the Victorian renaissance that transformed Eureka Springs into a world-renowned health resort, and the arts and counter-culture movement that shaped us into the “town where misfits fit."
Artist of the Month
Nathina J. Robison
We are pleased to be showcasing local artist Nathina Robinson as our January 2023 gift shop Artist of the Month! Nathina creates beautiful, yet functional works of art using a myriad of different mediums, including her stunning tile coasters and jewelry made with colorful alcohol ink and resins. Her work will be on display and for sale in the gift shop all month long. A portion of proceeds benefits the ES Historical Museum!
Join us on Saturday, January 14 from 2pm to 4pm for a very special Artist Meet and Greet with Nathina, and learn more about her inspirations, techniques, and creative process.
Upcoming Events
Witches Escape
An exciting magical adventure awaits, as the popular Witches Escape fundraiser returns in 2023! This year's event has been extended into two days (Friday Oct 6 and Saturday Oct 7), with unique experiences planned for each day. Save the dates – more info coming soon!
Voices from Eureka's Silent City
The Eureka Springs Historical Museum presents “Voices from Eureka’s Silent City” living history tours at the city cemetery. Character actors portraying residents of the historic Eureka Springs IOOF cemetery will greet and guide you, sharing the story of their lives and times.
