Revered as a local landmark, the Cape River Heritage Museum is located in an
old police and fire station dating back to 1908 and is a delightful way to
familiarize all ages with what life was once like along the banks of he Mighty
Mississippi River. Explore the many exhibits and experience a taste of history.
Our Mission
The Cape River Heritage Museum is a
community-centered not for profit historical organization dedicated to
preserving and celebrating the unique character of southeastern Missouri.
The museum hosts ever-changing exhibits, educational programs, special tours,
community, and social events that are open to families, school groups,
organizations, tour groups and the general public.
Through our mission we are
committed to:
Promoting the local and regional culture and
history of Southeastern Missouri
Preserving artifacts, memorabilia, oral
history, and other related articles through the standard museum practices of
conservation, documentation, cataloging, and publication.
Educating the public through permanent and
rotating exhibits, presentations, archival research, workshops, and special
events.
Museum Board Profile
John Holcomb, President Beverly Hahs, Vice President
William Mapes, Treasurer Margaret Ford, Secretary
Viney Mosley, Director
Board Members
Kim
Ganske Pat McKee
Debi Oliver Bonnie
Stepenoff
Contact Information
The best way to contact the Cape River Heritage Museum is by telephone
- Telephone: 573-334-0405
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- Postal address
- 538 Independence, Cape Girardeau, MO 63703
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Contact by email:
info@caperiverheritagemuseum.com
