WE ARE PART OF THE 2021 ISHS RECIPROCAL MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM!
IF YOU BECOME A MEMBER AT OUR MUSEUM, YOU BECOME A MEMBER OF PARTICIPATING MUSEUMS.
Benefits of membership include free admission to;
Idaho State Museum, 610 Julia Davis Dr, Boise - 
Old Idaho Penitentiary 2445 Old Penitentiary Rd, Boise
Latah County Historical Society, Moscow
Bannock County Historical Museum, Pocatello
Post Falls Historical Museum, Post Falls
Museum of North Idaho, Coeur d'Alene
White Spring Ranch Museum, Genesse
Hagerman Valley Historical Museum, Hagerman

Standard Membership fees

Individual                   $15
Family                        $25
Supporter                   $50
Small Business          $125
Corporate                   $250
Senior citizen membership is only $10 per year. 

​A lifetime membership for individuals is $500
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If you do not wish to become a member but would still like to support the museum, a donation of any amount is greatly appreciated and will be used responsibly to promote a place where all can see and experience a part of their history.
Please mail checks or drop off at the museum. 
​We take PayPal too!

Twin Falls County Historical Society Museum
21337 Hwy 30
Filer, Idaho 83328
(208) 736-4675
twinfallshhistory1@yahoo.com
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The Reciprocal Membership program is a great deal for those interested in history. Some of the benefits include;
Free Admission to participating museums throughout Idaho.
Subscription to participating museums' electronic newsletters.
Advanced notice of all participating museums' virtual programs.
Discount for youth education programs at Idaho State Historical Society sites.
Discount for family activities at Idaho State Historical Society sites.
10% discount at Idaho State Historical Society stores.
With more museums around the state joining this pilot program there will be even more benefits available to members.

The Union School building is main exhibit area of the museum with the outside buildings housing addional displays.

​The improved display area houses the 1940 Seagraves fire truck donated by the city of Twin Falls. We are now able to drive the truck in local parades and other events. In 2017 we were able to complete improvements to this by through grants and private funding. Many thanks to those that made this possible.

The building is also home to a steam tractor donated by Ed Vogel, various wagons, signs, furniture and office equipment donated throughout the years. Filer Mutual Telephone Company donated a box style telephone booth and pay telephones that are also in this space. 

The museum has been in operation at the current location since 1969. 

If you value and enjoy the history of our state and nation, become a member of the Twin Falls Historical Museum today. Your support will ensure that our stories, and those of our ancestors, are told for generations to come.