Ozark Heritage Exhibit featuring the L.L. Broadfoot Collection

This exhibit is the one time of the year when the Harlin Museum displays its Pioneers Of The Ozarks collection by L.L. Broadfoot in its entirety. The exhibit is a series of 88 charcoal drawings and oil paintings depicting actual people, places, and events of the Ozarks which the artist captured in the late 1930s-late 1940s.

In addition to the drawings, Broadfoot recorded and wrote down the stories of the people he drew and painted and gathered the information into a book, thereby capturing history in a collection that is one-of-a-kind.

The museum is an all-volunteer organization. Admission to exhibits is free, but donations are gratefully accepted to support the museum’s mission of preserving the history of the Ozarks.