Very limited hours, only open on Tuesday but well worth the wait. They have a fine collection of Stickley furniture. The women curator was very knowlegable and willing to take the time to talk with you and answer questions. Located above the Fayetteville library in...More

This is a great little place tucked in on one of the back streets of Fayetteville. I did not see any advertisement about this museum furniture gem but my husband worked there while in high school. He hasn't been at the original factory and many...More

Informative, fantastic staff who gave us great info on the area as well as Stickley history. Beautiful pieces and everything you could want to know about the history of the Stickley Furniture company.

Anyone traveling thru this area should make the time to enjoy the Stickley Museum!!! What a learning experience and a piece of living history from this area!!!

If you won or are interested in the background of hand-crsfted, well-made and beautiful furniture, this museum is a must see.

A terrific little museum, located in an original Stickley factory, now a beautiful library (with cafe and Stickley furniture). The exhibit fills one floor and goes in a progressive direction from the beginning until modern times. The friendly director is there, and is eager to...More

Museum of the stickley family and the history and influences of this era specific type of collector quality furniture.

My wife and I were recently here along with a tour of the Stickley factory. This museum is just the right size to summarize relevant history and includes numerous pieces of furniture which depict evolution of the brand. The museum curator was very friendly and...More

We had taken the Stickley furniture factory tour and enjoyed it so much, we decided to go to the museum. When we arrived, there were several other people that had taken the factory tour. We were in for a special treat-the corporate historian was filling...More

If you are a fan of Arts and Crafts furniture, a visit to the Stickley Museum is a must. The museum is the perfect size—a large enough collection to give you a solid understanding of what Stickley produced, without so much that it would be...More