Late 1800s ranching, farming collections; American Indian artifacts; textiles.

American Indian artifacts; local family history; pioneer ranching and farming; textiles

Tours, lectures, exhibitions; summer textiles workshops.

Summer Saturdays at the Museum. In 2016, the museum initiated a summer fine arts program with courses presented by the Lubbock Caprock Quilters Guild and the Amarillo Weavers Association. In subsequent summers, the museum has hosted classic-movies, fibre-arts classes, and painting classes.

Quilting classes have proved a perennial favorite with beginning and intermediate classes projected for Summer 2020. Painting classes will be taught in the summer of 2020. Fibre-arts enthusiasts can look forward in 2020 to demonstrations in dying wool, spinning and weaving, and guerrilla knitting (Yard Bombing).

In addition to museum space, the building complex contains a 6,000 sq. ft auditorium used for civic events and several smaller rooms, along with a kitchen, all which can be rented.

Crosby County Pioneer Memorial Museum Board of Director under the auspices of the City of Crosbyton, Texas.

Access: Scholars

Appointment required: True

Schools throughout the Great Plains area bring students to the museum for tours, events, and classes. Both museum locations, 101 West Main and 211 East Aspen, provide rental spaces for special events, meetings, family reunions, and many other occasions. Local 4-H events, Crosby County Extension programs, the American Growers Association, Crosby County Historical Commission, Crosbyton Lions Club, and other organizations hold regular meetings in CCPMM's spacious meeting rooms at 101 West Main. Call for rental fees and information. 806.675.2331

CCPMM volunteers are among the museum's best assets. They enable its mission and goals by bringing specific interests and talents to its diverse projects. Volunteers serve as board and committee members and as outreach liaisons to the public. To find out more about the CCPMM Volunteer Program, call 806.675.2331.