The Museum is fully accessible for wheelchairs.
Most exhibits offer hands-on components.
There are large-print exhibit text folders available, as well as audio tapes for Spanish speakers and those with visual impairments. The Museum is governed by a five-member Museum Commission appointed by the Rogers City Council. The Commission is responsible for making and maintaining policies, standards, and operational continuity. The Rogers City Council formed a Museum Commission to oversee the creation and operation of the Museum, in response to local citizens who were concerned about the loss of their heritage. The Commission acquired space in a 1905 bank building in downtown Rogers and began collecting historic artifacts.