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May 2024 by Kaitlin Hakanson
So many artifacts that were acquired illegally. This is a private gallery, not a publically funded museum.
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November 2023 by Zaldack Suders
Honestly, great venue, great food, and nice staff
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November 2023 by Geoff LeGault
If you haven't been...
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September 2023 by Ed Lee
I drove to Klamath Fallsto view the huge collectionof Native American artifactsfrom the America's.The arrowheads and pointscollection includes theClovis Points that datedback 13,500 years.The pottery collectionsare also very old and includesa number of tribes suchas the Zuni and Anasazi.You find exhibits on theCouger Mountain andNicolarsen Caves artifactsthat date back to morethen 12,000 years.The local tribes of theNortwest include facemasks from the Coastalareas, tools, and necklaces.Photos are not allowed totaken in the exhibit area.Located on West MainStreet across the riverfrom downtown KlamathFalls.A great place to spend theday viewing Western Artfrom artists such as C. M. Russell, a great miniaturegun collection, Inca Textiles,and the huge Native Americancollection.
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May 2023 by Jim Uren
This is a gem.A wealth of high quality items beautifully displayed. If you are cool to museums, you'll easily spend an hour without boredom. If you love history, paintings, ancient technology, cultural artifacts, sculpture, ... they'll have to pitch you out when they close.Admission (2023): $10, or $9 for kids, seniors, veterans. Plentiful free parking. Friendly, knowledgeable staff.Highly recommended.
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April 2023 by Jason Whitaker
Tons of interesting artifacts and art. Woman at the front desk is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly.
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November 2022 by Nicole Waggoner
Fantastic collection of Native artifacts and history, as well as a great art gallery. Absolutely worth the visit!
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November 2022 by Mike C
Best displayed collection that I know of (private or tax payer funded) in the U.S. Collection extends far beyond the Klamath basin. There are arrowheads, grinding stones, baskets, beads and other lithic artifacts from the Columbia River California, Nevada and Beyond! For anyone with even a basic interest in Native American art and artifacts, this museum is a must! Their collection of miniature Firearms is excellent as well.
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October 2022 by Judy Mathes
I visited Favell in 1991 and 1992.Not sure of dates.Many years ago.Was wonderful!!My most memorable memory was of the tiny gun collection.And the ancient arrowheads.The entire museum is extraordinary!!And I have visited many museums, in different states.I purchased a tall, gorgeous, SOUTHWESTERN style, color, vase.Glad you are still open for each new generation to appreciate.
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August 2022 by thelostpineapple
if one is interested in Native American cultures and artifacts this place is highly recommended...excellent arrowhead collection...plan on spending an hour or two to view all the displays
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June 2022 by Jeaneen Clauss Witt
We heard about this museum while visiting in the Joseph area. It’s a wonderful tribute to the Native American history and highly educational. Very glad we set aside time to spend here.
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May 2022 by Carrie Copithorne
Best displayed collection that I know of (private or tax payer funded) in the U.S. Collection extends far beyond the Klamath basin. There are arrowheads, grinding stones, baskets, beads and other lithic artifacts from the Columbia River California, Nevada and Beyond! For anyone with even a basic interest in Native American art and artifacts, this museum is a must! Their collection of miniature Firearms is excellent as well.
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November 2021 by Isidro Hipolito Ramirez
You feel a beautiful energy that triggers you to imagine how people lived before.
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September 2021 by Andrea C
A huge collection of arrowheads and other Native American artifacts such as baskets and warrior garb. More arrowheads than you have ever seen and many Indian tools and weapons. No photos allowed in the exhibit/ The one uploaded is from a display at the city visitor center about a block away. Disturbing to see how the original people of this country lived, and their entire culture wiped out and disrupted by white European settlers. How they were chased and pushed out of their native lands. Their fishing in the West was totally ruined by all the dams put up on the rivers. Very sad. A young man at the door was masked and gave us a verbal description of what we would see and what direction to walk the exhibit. It was annoying that a female employee, who seemed to be a manager, kept popping in and out with the masked young man, but not wearing one herself! Unacceptable since masks are mandated now.
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August 2021 by Michael HUNTER
It was OK, kind of small. Mostly pictures, arrowheads, and even an art exhibit of people wearing Sari's and Indian clothes from India, (the country), not sure what that had to do with Klamath county, but they were all for sale. Not a very interesting place imo.
