At our historic SCHOOLHOUSE MUSEUM at the LAKE OF THE OZARKS we offer guided tours (by appointment), historical journals and publications, geneaology services and vintage exhibits. Our exhibits include tools, clothing, furniture, firearms and Civil War memorabilia as well as the new Indian relics display. From earliest indian settlements to formation of the to present times.

We have family entertainment through our DINNER THEATRE presentations featuring our Museum Players and Young Museum Players (season tickets are available).

There are EVENTS throughout the season such as Garage Sales, Craft Shows, Business Expos, Tea Dances, Quilt Show, Town and County Outdoor Markets, Apple Butter Fall Festival Days, Benefit Golf Tournament.

GENEALOGY  services are available from our research volunteers.

The CHRISTMAS SEASON features the Festival of Trees, Wreaths and Decorations and incorporate several family events.

CRAFTERS include the "Patchwork Pioneers" quilters group, the Ozark Weavers create rugs on our over 100 year old loom, the Lake Area Fiber Arts Guild and Basket Weavers are also a part of the museum.

Find here photos depicting the area before, during, and after the construction of BAGNELL DAM  and LAKE OF THE OZARKS.

We are dedicated to preserve and make available the history of Camden County for the benefit, education, and enjoyment of our present citizens and future generations.

We are LOCATED in the town of Linn Creek at the Lake of the Ozarks area just off Highway 54 on State Road V in Linn Creek, MO. Our hours are March through October, 10am to 4pm (pending volunteers). Winter hours are by chance or by appointment.

The Museum comes to life through tours and special events. We are not tax supported. Donations are appreciated.

Camden County Museum
Phone number: 1-573-346-7191

Mailing address is PO Box 19, Linn Creek, MO 65052

Physical Address is 206 S. Locust, Linn Creek, MO 

Located on V Road just off of Highway 54