Reviews of Franklin Relic Hall (Museum)

113 E Main St, Franklin, ID 83237, United States

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Currently this business has a score of 4.8 out of 5 and that rating has been calculated on 21 reviews.

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This Museum belongs to the category of Historical society.

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REVIEWS OF Franklin Relic Hall IN Idaho

alfonso cardona

Jolynn Rodriguez

glenden bytheway

Good collection of pioneer artifacts. Limited seasonal hours. Some of the facts in the Bear River Massacre display need to be reviewed for historical veracity.

Kerri Murdock

Love all the history this place holds.

Laura Jons

Nice little park, great for family gatherings

jason moser

Good small town museum with history of Franklin

Trish Dunlap

Paul Purser

Great collection of pioneer artifacts. They also have a pavilion with tables, bring your lunch and have a picnic.

Bryon Gundersen

I have been here a lot of times and I think you should go to the Franklin Relic Hall.

Janette Allen

I love the old steam engine!

Dr. Alexander-Martin Sardina

First of all, it's great to see how much the locals care for their history. It's a nice place and perfect for a break if you are, like we, on a road trip and want to have a picnic combined with some history of the pioneer times.

Lara Lovesee

Very fun to stop and look around. Staff is very knowledgeable, helped answer some family history questions even.

James Glancy

Fantastic little museum that is not called one- helpful and knowledgeable staff. The collection actually started quite early about 1910, therefore many items in the collection have the name of the original owner attached. I found my great great grandmother's 1860's clock beautifully preserved! Worthwhile stop especially if you have ancestors who were in the area. They have family history of most names and will make copies for 10 cents a page. Like I said a fantastic stop!