Ecclesiastical artifacts, including several of German origin thought to have been brought from Germany by one of the priests (in the 19th century?). The museum also has artifacts from the second half of the 19th century including both Mexican and American domestic items and, possibly, items from the Mexican War. Collection items include a recently restored wooden mantel which was handcarved around the mid-1880s and a Straub Machinery Co. gin. Museum collections reflect the community's past history as a steamboat port, a ranching center, and an early site for Catholic Oblate priests.

Limited research papers by local historians

Tour of the old buildings in town; possibly available for tour/loan; a written document with a videotape is in the planning stages and is geared for tourism. These items will contain a brief history of the surrounding community from Spanish settlement days of Escondon, through farm community and traditional ways, through the steamboat era height of prosperity of the town to the present.