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Visit our Galleries

We’re open! Stop in to discover Oswego’s rich history in our main gallery room and check out our temporary exhibits on display in the Roger Matile Room! Click here to see our hours of operation.

"Village of Love" Special Exhibit

This special exhibit, curated by students in the Aurora University Museum Exhibition class, focuses on how important love, family, and relationships have been throughout the history of Oswego. Admission is free and will be on display from Dec. 12-March 30.

Spring Programming

Warm up with some local history! Check our  Spring Play Book for our upcoming, fantastic programs!

Stuffy and Me: Museum Mysteries

Calling all special stuffed animals and friends! You are needed at the museum to solve a history mystery. We received a suitcase full of objects and memories but we need YOU to help us figure out who it once belonged to! Register HERE!

  • The Little White School Museum Welcomes You

    The Little White School Museum located at 72 Polk Street in downtown Oswego, IL holds the rich history of the community and reflects the spirit of its early residents. Built as a church in 1850, then used as a school until the mid 1960’s, the building is now a community museum open to the public and an archive of local Oswegoland history. The Oswegoland Heritage Association operates the museum in partnership with the Oswegoland Park District. Step in and take a step back in time.