More than 100 years of automobile history. Display includes Studebakers; a Ford Quadracycle; a 1903 English Hummerette; solar-powered car developed at the University of Missouri and many other automobiles. Gift shop. AAA discount. Open April-December. (January-March by appointment only.

Admission: $8; age 60+, $7; younger than 13, $5.

The Bushwhacker Museum and Jail is a regional history study center that serves as a repository of more than 150 years of Vernon County History. Visitors experience for themselves the cell room of medieval malevolence in the circa 1860 stone jail and the restored sheriff's home. The Bushwhacker Museum, housed in a renovatd 1920s garage and Ford agency, offers exhibits on the history and heritage of our region. Learn why the first inhabitants welcomed the first white settlers and eventually left the region. Discover why Nevada was called The Bushwhacker Capital by Federal troops during the Civil War and how the community survived and eventually thrived. Find out what life was like for the POWs at Camp Clark during WWII. Open May through October; Tue.-Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission: $5; age 12-17, $2; younger than 12, $1

This 1916 depot houses historical exhibits of southeast Missouri and national significance. Site of monthly art and cultural events. On the National Register of Historic Places. Admission is free.

This 1870s cabin contains photographs, relics, memorabilia, rustic furniture, plus items from the old Wabash Railroad depot. Open May through September.

Collections span seven milennia, covering six continents. Galleries include ancient European, american and modern art with special exhibitions. Closed Christmas Day through New Years Day, and all University holidays. Located in Pickard Hall.

The museum, including two circa 1800 log cabins, holds more than 6,000 pieces of antique farm equipment, and a 5,000-square-foot antique store. Admission: $6.