The front of the museum

A side view of the museum building. Note the mannequin in the top window

A garden walkway next to the building, paved with engraved memorial bricks

A drugstore exhibit of items from the drugstore that once occupied the museum building

Angel's Drugstore exhibit, a competitor of the drugstore that once occupied the building. Angel's Drugstore was located across the street

An exhibit of arrowhead & stone tools found in the area

A Cherokee Bible dating to 1860

German Bible in the Bible exhibit, once belonging to Jacob Fouts, Sr., a settler of the Iotla community in Macon County. He settled in Iotla around 1835

An exhibit of local womens' fashions in the 1920s. Shown are dresses, slips, a hat, shoes, and other articles of clothing

A view of the first floor of the museum. Local handmade quilts line the railing upstairs, books of interest to the local historian are sold in the background, and a cart is filled with local souvenirs