The Sawmill Museum
News & EventsSeptember 16 10:30am-Noon Kick Off The Year
Day full of crafts from the vaults. Multiple stations full of the greatest hits. Come anytime. September 23 10:30am-Noon Jewelry Making Make multiple styles of bracelets and jewelry with an array of beads. Come anytime. September 30 3pm-4:30pm Dog Toys Celebrate Muddy Mississippi Mutt March with dog toys and dog crats. The Sawmill Museum train will be giving rides in Fulton after the parade that starts at 11am. October 7, Saturday, Noon-10pm Fall Festival An all day celebration with kid’s events starting at noon. Check out Fall Festival on Main Avenue on Facebook for more information. October 14, Saturday, 10:30am-Noon Lumberjack Crafts Beards, axes, and plaid crafts. Get all the accessories to be a lumberjack. October 21, Saturday, 10:30am-Noon Painting Day Come and paint a classic owl silhouette painting on canvas board. Last painting will begin at 11:40 October 28, Saturday, 10:30am-Noon & 2pm-3:30pm Halloween Party Same event but done at two times to fit your schedule. The saw room will be full of scary crafts, games, and treats. |
Discover Clinton's Lumber HeritageLumberjack Camp: A recreated 1888 lumberjack camp for kids, and adults young at heart, to play and live as a lumberjacks and jills. Check out the lumberjack camp scavenger hunt to unlock life as a lumberjack.
Struve Mill: Follow a piece of lumber from a rough cut slab to a smooth chair leg. Vintage & Replica Sawmill: See our restored 1920's sawmill in action. For a live demonstration, check our calendar, or for organized groups of 15 or more, call the museum to see if one can be scheduled. Meet Clinton's Lumber Barons: Designed by Garner Holt Productions, go back in time to our lumber baron's parlor room where Clinton's leading lumber names wake up to tell you the story of how they built an American lumber empire. Family Corner & Midwest Lumber Train: Whether it's a ride on our train or partaking in a craft, families will never want to leave. For a limited time, check out Bill Michael's model of a vintage early 1900's sawmill and lumber yard. Coming soon! A water table, a virtual log raft ride, more space, and new exhibit features. Become a Sawmill Volunteer: Stop by the museum to learn about being a sawyer, a docent, a "train" engineer, an educational volunteer, or whatever you like! Book your Birthday Party in our Party Room: $3 per person (adult and child). The room is yours for two hours. |
