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Ray County Museum

Ray County Museum

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lat: 39.2727734 long: -93.9890987

The Ray County Museum, located in Richmond, MO, tells the story of the county and its role in US history. From the first settlers during the westward expansion, the tragic treatment of Native Americans in the region, to the Civil War and beyond – the Ray County Museum will provide you with the context of the region and its progress. After you visit the Ray County Museum, you will leave with a deeper understanding of how things came to be and you will surely have an anecdote or two to share to your friends and family back home.

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