| The Miller county Museum situated in the building of old | | | | Location of Miller County |
| anchor mill has many excellent examples of, Native | | | | Miller County lies in the south central Missouri, in the |
| American heritage, local folk life and early home | | | | northern foothills of the Ozark Plateau. Although both |
| accessories as well as the, agriculture of a bygone | | | | areal and quadrilateral centers of the state are located |
| era, day to day machines, crafts, and schools | | | | in the northeastern part of the country, the distance of |
| The museum and building serve as a monument for | | | | the Low a Missouri boundary is county; the distance to |
| the proud culture of the Miller county people. As a | | | | the lowas Missouri boundary is considerably greater |
| museum of folk life, it generate an exact sight of the | | | | than the distance to the Arkansas Missouri line. There |
| society of central Missouri, its, agriculture, churches, | | | | are about six tiers of counties to the northern |
| schools, crafts, early home accessories machine and | | | | boundary of the state, but only five can be counted of |
| Indian that were standing alone to Miller county History. | | | | the county, is about 160 miles due south of the |
| The miller county museum is now the shelter of 2 | | | | northern boundary of the state and about 120 miles |
| genuine wood houses both took off from their real | | | | north of the southern. The distance from Tuscumbia to |
| models in Glaize Township and assembled on the | | | | the eastern and western boundaries of the state is |
| museum lands. One of the houses was built by John | | | | almost the same. |
| Williams in the late 1850s for a slave woman and her | | | | Miller County is bounded on the west by Morgan and |
| child. Peter Button Lupardus built the Lupardus log | | | | Camden, on the south by Camden and Pulaski, on the |
| home in the 1880´s for his family. | | | | east by Maris and Osage and on the north by Cole |
| Inside the museum | | | | and Moniteau counties. It contains about 590 square |
| One of the more prominent displays in the museum | | | | miles of land, being the fifty seventh in rank among the |
| features an old handmade quilt located in the upper | | | | 114 counties of the state in regard to area. |
| level of the new addition on the south end. The quilt is | | | | Same spirit of hospitality |
| displayed inside a large glass cabinet especially | | | | In the identical attitude of neighborliness that the Osage |
| designed for its viewing. | | | | Indians granted to the early leaders of Miller County, |
| Museum has many quilts on display in the museum but | | | | the Historical society welcomes you to tour their |
| this one has special significance. It's a Victorian quilt | | | | facilities. The miller county museum is open mid May |
| made prior of 1899 as a fundraiser by the ladies for | | | | through mid September, Monday, Wednesday, and |
| the Iberia Methodist church in which more than 300 | | | | Friday. |
| names are embroidered on the quilt. | | | | |