Myra Museum - GF County Historical Society

The Grand Forks County Historical Society stewards an eight-building museum complex at 2405 Belmont Road in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Founded in 1970, the Society preserves and interprets the history of Grand Forks County through a collection of restored historic structures set on landscaped grounds — among them the Gothic Revival Thomas Campbell House from the 1890s, a one-room schoolhouse, a Lustron House, a log post office, and a vintage auto livery. The Myra Museum, constructed in 1977 with support from the Myra Foundation, anchors the campus and houses exhibits spanning Grand Forks County history from the Ice Age through the settlement era. For private events, the Myra Centennial Pavilion — built in 1989 — is available for weddings, receptions, and community gatherings. The pavilion also serves as the backdrop for the Society's own summer band concerts and special programming throughout the year.