The National Bird Dog Museum is a repository of information, art, photography, and memorabilia. Artifacts exhibited reflect a variety of pointing dog and retriever breeds, hunting, field trial activities, and shooting sports. Here the tangible reminders of more than 100 years of sporting tradition await your exploration. The goal of the museum is to represent the many breeds of sporting dogs, the early history of the National Field Trials, which continue to be held annually at the Ames Plantation, and a bit of the history of Grand Junction itself. The effect of these efforts is a place where history comes alive. Visitors can also stay informed on the winners of modern field trialing and sport dog champions.
The Country Cabin Music Museum is a museum of music history owned by Ed and Loretta Doles. It is open Friday and Saturday, 11 am-5 pm and Sunday, 2-5 pm. It is located at 14135 Parker St. in Hornsby. Tour groups are welcome. Call (731) 658-0383 for more information.
The Little Court House Museum, located in Downtown Bolivar, is currently closed to the public until renovations are complete.
