Archaeology: 21-100; Arms & armor/weapons: 1-20; Ceramics and glass: 21-100 Victorian Era; Film/sound recordings: 1-20; Furniture/wood artifacts/wood sculpture: 21-100 Victorian Era; Geology/mineralogy/paleontology: 1-20; Historic objects: 501-1,000 Victorian Era and earlier; Library/archival materials: 5,001-10,000 ca.1875-1940, personal and business papers of prominent individuals in the Victoria area, as well as other related materials (numerous papers relating to the banking and ranching fields); Metalwork/metal sculpture: 1-20; Musical instruments: 1-20 Victorian Era; Paintings: 21-100 Royston Nave: Photographic materials: 101-500; Science/technology/medicine, 1-20 Victorian Era; Stone artifacts and sculpture, 21-100 Textiles and costume, 21-100 Victorian Era; Architectural drawings: 101-500 Majority of these are by Jules Leffland

See Collections; available on a limited basis.

Both locations: exhibitions, docent program, educational programs. One educational program, "Open New Doors" at the Nave Museum, introduces fourth grade students to the visual fine arts by giving them a general history of art of different cultures and familiarizing them with "art vocabulary," all in the museum environment. "A Day With the McNamaras" gives fifth grade students a glimpse into life as it was in Victoria in the late 1800s and an opportunity to experience role playing. Nave Museum: gallery tours. McNamara House: house tours and gallery tours.

Programs are not available for loan/tour at this time. Programs that are general enough to be used in other institutions are: Nave Museum: teacher packets containing classroom activities and exhibit information could be used; McNamara House: teacher packets could be used on a very limited basis. Fees for borrowing educational materials are to be determined on an individual basis dependent on the usage.