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This page (and sub-pages) being added to and revised throughout 2012 so please consider it a "work-in-progress."
The Powers Museum's permanent collection numbers over 10,000 items and is growing every year. Since museum display space is limited, only a small percentage of artifacts are ever displayed at any one time. However, the goal of this section of the website is to highlight some of those other holdings.
But remember, just because artifacts are are not on display does not mean they are not available for research or educational study. Like the resources of the archival collection, items in storage can be consulted by prior arrangement. (Contact the museum for the appropriate application.)
Gifts to the Museum
Selected 2010 & 2011 Donations
Selected 2000-2005 Donations
Selected 2005-2008 Donations
Selected Pre-2000 Donations
Leisure Activity Collections
Teddy goes to Tulsa Antiques Roadshow Teddy Goes to Tulsa Antiques Roadshow
Other Stuffed Animals & Toys in the Powers Family Founding Collection
Topsy Turvy Puzzles Topsy Turvy Puzzles
Other Puzzle Makers represented in museum collections
Holiday Celebration Memorabilia
Greetings: Valentine's Day
Facebook Album 2011-12
Greetings: St. Patrick's Day & Easter
Facebook Album 2012
Greetings: Patriotic Holidays
Greetings: Halloween
Facebook Album 2011 (news items); 2012
Greetings: Thanksgiving
Greetings: Christmas & New Year's Day
Other Celebrations
Facebook Album 2011
Greeting Card Manufacturer Links: Hallmark
Textiles & Fashion Collections
Powers Family Quilts of the Powers Family Quilts
Display Schedule for Jasper County Courthouse Quilts
Flickr Album on Courthouse Quilt 1895 version
Decorative Arts for the Home
Painted China
Art Holdings of the Powers Museum
Medical Ephemera, Books & Instruments
Dr. John Alexander Powers' Medical Practice
Dr. Everett Powers' Medical Practice
Dr. A. N. Winchester of Joplin, Missouri
Musical Archives & Music
Civil War-era Sheet Music
Lamperti-Valda Musical Instruction Collection
Marian Wright Powers Performance Programs
Photographic & Visual Image Collections
IPHF Daguerreotype Exhibit with Powers Museum Images
Baseball Photographs in Archives
Carthage Postcards
Black History Photographs & Documents
Facebook Album 2012
Women's History Portraits & Documents
Facebook Album 2012
Route 66 Memorabilia
Bridge Balusters Donated
Postcards & Advertising from the Mother Road
Facebook Album 2012
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Image at the top of the page: Curtis & Nira Wright's library set up for the wedding reception of daughter Marian Wright to Dr. Everett Powers. Tables have been put up to display the wedding gifts for the couple, many of which remained in the Powers-Winchester families and are now part of the founding collection of the Powers Museum.
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