A 3,000 sq. ft. permanent exhibit, titled A Rural Way of Life, interprets the county’s history from 1841-2001. Exhibits focus on lifestyles, agriculture, business, entertainment and industry. The role technology played is highlighted. Exhibits feature local people from various eras, telling their stories. The Genealogy Department is the depository for vital records in Andrew County. The Genealogy Department includes: county records, probates, birth and death records, wills, and obituaries from 1841 to present.

The museum houses The Duncan Gallery. Mr. Duncan’s personal collection includes family photographs and memorabilia from Savannah, Little Tavern Restaurants, business history, a collection of Navajo rugs, carvings, bronze statuary and memorabilia documenting his civic and philanthropic interests.