The Quapaw Tribal Museum is open to the public. We welcome everyone and invite them to come and enjoy the artifacts and learn about the history and traditions of the Quapaw people.

The objective of the museum is to preserve traditions and life ways of the Quapaw Tribe.

 The Tribal Museum is responsible for:

• Assisting with the preparation, installation, and maintenance of the museum artifacts
• Coordinating cultural activities
• Providing information to visitors about the Tribal history, culture, and traditions

Contributions

The Quapaw Museum is accepting donations and loans of artifacts and pictures for display.

Original Tribal Allottees Information Wanted

The Quapaw Tribal Cultural Committee is compiling a list of the original Quapaw Tribal allottees to be displayed at the museum. Contributors are asked to submit information about the allottees plus any pictures that they might have. Information and pictures may be sent to or dropped off at the Museum or submitted online using this form.

The Quapaw Veteran's Wall

The Photo Album and a list of the names on the Veteran's Wall, dedicated July 25, 2009 in honor of our Quapaw Veterans, are available on the links above.. Thank you to all our proud Veterans and their families.

The link to our Veteran's Information Form is also available here.

On July 5, 2018, you're invited to a reception honoring Tallchief.  During the reception, his family has graciously offered to share some valuable artifacts that belong to Tallchief, including government peace medals, Tallchief's calumet, his rifle from 1884, dance regalia, and other items. Click here to see the flyer for more information.