Exhibits

The Falls on the Colorado Museum brings the story of Marble Falls to life through artifacts dating from the prehistoric era up to the present. The Museum boasts an extensive collection of photographs portraying life in the early 1900s. Our kitchen without electricity exhibit takes visitors back to a simpler time. Other displays deal with Marble Falls schools, farm and ranch life, early Mormon settlement, geology, lakes, rivers, and dams. The museum's collection of Native American artifacts and our beloved Rockie—a 700-year-old bison—are of particular interest to visitors.
The Museum also presents a variety of temporary exhibits in the Madolyn Frasier Room. You can browse Past Exhibits or find out what is currently on display on our New at the Museum page. 

The museum unveils its Rockie Exhibit, the bones of a 700-year old bison discovered near Briggs in northeast Burnet County. October 2018.