Arkansas Country Doctor Museum

The Arkansas Country Doctor Museum's mission is to honor, preserve and educate the public about the history and heroism of country doctors in Arkansas, the unique history and culture of the Ozark area, and the history of medical theory and practice.

Have Your Gathering Here! Our Harold L. Boyer Educational building is available to the public for small family gatherings, club meetings, etc. For more information call 824-4307, Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m Admission is Free! Donations gratefully accepted Volunteers Welcome! Anyone interested in volunteering one afternoon a month at the museum may call Carolyn McDonald at 479-824-5795, Jean Helm at 479-824-3762 or contact the museum at 479-824-4307 during the museum's operating hours.

109 North Starr Street, Lincoln Arkansas 72744 | 479-824-4307

The museum was founded in 1994 by Dr. Harold Boyer, the son of Dr. Herbert Boyer, to honor his father and other Arkansas country doctors for their heroism, selfless service and unique contributions to the people and history of Arkansas. The museum is the second country doctor museum in the United States. UNDER CONSTRUCTION Thank you for your patience as we update this site. Check back often for new content. We’re located just 6 miles from the Prairie Grove Civil War Battlefield Park and Museum and 18 miles west of Fayetteville. Click for the map.

We’re Open! The Arkansaas Country Doctor Museum is open for its 2010 season and welcomes visitors. The officers and board of directors have many exciting things planned, to include an interactive “Hall of Honor” which is in the planning stages now. Check back here often and watch our progress.

Arkansas Country Doctor Museum Est. 1994