Explore the Bushwhacker Museum

The Bushwhacker Museum serves as a vital repository of Nevada's diverse history, highlighting events from the Civil War era to Native American culture.

Founded in the 1990s, the museum was established by local historians committed to preserving regional narratives. Key features include its unique architecture reminiscent of the state's historical buildings and the inclusion of the former State Mental Hospital and Vernon County Jail, both of which hold cultural significance.

Must-See Features

🏛️ Civil War Exhibits: The museum hosts an extensive collection of artifacts related to the Civil War.

🌾 Native American Culture: Displays include artifacts and information about the local indigenous tribes.

🚔 Vernon County Jail: Take a guided tour of the jail, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Accessibility is generally free for visitors, making it a great spot for families, historians, and tourists interested in local history.