The University of Mississippi Museum

The University of Mississippi Museum is a historical center claimed and worked by the University of Mississippi in Oxford, Mississippi. The historical center is intended to engage both a prominent and insightful group of onlookers, with an accumulation that accentuates objects of provincial intrigue. Notwithstanding accumulations of Southern society workmanship, Greek and Roman relics, nineteenth-century logical instruments, and American artistic work, the gallery claims and works Rowan Oak, a notable house exhibition hall that used to be the residence of William Faulkner.

The Museum has additionally since 1995 given voyages through the Walton-Young Historic House, a reestablished Victorian household.The gallery has its inceptions in the Oxford Art Center, a WPA Federal Art Project people group craftsmanship focus that opened in 1939 and developed into the Mary Buie Museum.