The Historic Site of the Original McDonald's Museum is dedicated to and for the used of the community.

Our meeting area is open to the public daily and is available after hours, by prior arrangement at no charge. Seats 60, tables & chairs.

Community members are putting pen to paper and recording their memories for all to share.

Ruth Black Brown worked for the McDonalds in the 40's. Bill Brown, her husband, organized a reunion of the Car Hops of yesteryear. Bill is a daily visitor to the museum and conducts personal tours.

Marlyn (Booth) Bladlow's first date was at McDonald's Bar-B-Q.

Mark Chitty worked here in 1958, making shakes.

The Clyde Johnson Family provided us with copies of the McDonald Brother's Barbeque Restaurant Menu.

Ray Quiel, of Quiel Brother's signs, has donated many photographs and memories.

Jim Gilbert donated an original photograph of himself and Ray Kroc at the grand opening of Kroc's restaurant at 15th & E in 1962.

Many others have donated their McDonald's Memorabilia from Happy Meal toys and collectibles to a life sized Ronald McDonald and bigger than life Hamburglar.