The main exhibit room has an impressive amount of artifacts almost like its Indiana Jones private collection. Its hard to believe this is right here in Beloit and most people dont know about it. Highly recommend checking this place out if youve got some time to kill in Betroit

This is a tiny museum with a lot of charm and character. What strikes me most is the care that is evident everywhere. This is a teaching museum, and there is a sense of stewardship throughout the building. Further, the space isnt atmospherically cold. It is warm and comfortable throughout. It is a very welcoming place with a friendly staff. Give it a visit.

Wonderful secret here in Beloit and a beautiful collection of history. Ive loved coming here since I was a child.

Informative and worth the free admission. To those complaining its dimly lit, they do it to protect the artifacts. Thanks to the museum.

I took my kids and they loved it

Lots of artifacts but not a lot of information on they. Nice way to introduce a child to anthropology.

Lots of good info here, its a small museum run by Beloit College, open to the public for free. It is a little small however and staff tend to not be students of Anthropology, so dont expect much help with guided tours or questions. Otherwise, a great spot to spend a few Educational hours.

It is exquisite.

Interesting little museum. They give the history of the acquisition of the collection, which was very interesting to read about. I loved the textile exhibition and how it was presented. They have some very nice pieces there! I recommend visiting while in Beloit!

Interesting South American and 1st Nation artifacts but very dimly lit and hard to see.

Great for kids

Millennia of societal history inside!!!

Gteat place to take your children