Beautiful gallery that displays furniture and accessories from the earliest days of Stickley to the present. Located on the second floor of the Fayetteville Free Library, which was once the furniture factory. The museum is currently operating by appointment only.

What a nice little museum tucked away on the top of a library. The museum manager there is extremely knowledgeable about all things Stickley. They have a tour Tuesday mornings. If you enjoy Craftsman and mission still furniture and how that movement started, than this place is for you. The museum is not big, but it's free and in the building where the Sticley's made their furniture. Best of all you can drive to the Stickley/Audi furniture showroom which is 1 mile away.

Such a rich place full of history! And Amanda the Director of infectious in her love of furniture. I highly recommend taking a tour!

Very well done. They tell the history of the Stickley Furniture Factory all throughout the museum. The curator was very friendly, knowledgeable and didn't mind answering questions. A must see attraction.

Wonderful. Educational experience. The museum director gave absolutely amazing tour, a profound amount of knowledge about construction and history was shared.

AWESOME!!! Such beautiful furniture in the original Stickley factory location. If only more more craftsmen today could take the time and care to make such beautiful, quality furniture. Worth a visit!

A great representation of the history of Stickley furniture. The woman at the desk the Tuesday we were there was friendly, helpful, and enthusiastic about preserving and communicating Stickley history. The museum is open Tuesdays and Saturdays, I think. Check the website for details. In addition, Fayetteville Free Library (same building!) is filled with Stickley furniture.

Very informative. My husband does woodworking as a hobby so he was interested in Stickley furniture. I also found this interesting. The pieces are beautiful.