The Museum is open full time April 15th 2025 through October 15th 2025!
Summer hours are Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00am-5:00pm
Winter Hours Officially Start October 15th 2025.
We will be open Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday, 10am-5pm
Days & Times are subject to change, Please call ahead or check our social media pages
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Cassia County Historical Society and Museum-https://www.facebook.com/CassiaMuseum/
PROJECTS:
Digitizing pictures
Our negatives are digitized. We are trying to identify each photo and connect them to families on family search. If you would like to look for your family or others please visit this link:
https://burleyfamilyhistorycenter.blogspot.com/p/community-projects.html
click on Community Project at the top of the page then scroll down to the Cassia Museum General Photos , etc.
For more help or information call us at 208-678-7172 or the Family History Center at 208-878-7286
click on Community Project at the top of the page then scroll down to the Cassia Museum General Photos , etc.
For more help or information call us at 208-678-7172 or the Family History Center at 208-878-7286
Events
The Cassia County Story
Cassia County is located along the Snake River in South Central Idaho. It is the 8th largest in area, covering 2,557 Square miles. Cassia County was created in 1872 and included parts of Twin Falls and Power counties. Burley has been the county seat since 1918 when it was moved from Albion. Within its borders is a variety of elevations. The highest peak is Cache Peak with an elevation of 10,339 feet. It holds trails early pioneers used, such as the Oregon and California trails. Home to many settlers who farmed, ranched, and built up this thriving community. The seven towns in Cassia County are, Burley, Declo, Albion, Oakley, Malta, Almo and Elba. Each with a unique background that adds to this county’s rich history.
