Facility Access Information

Wheelchair Parking Location
Parking place closest to the Museum
Main Entrance
0 steps, no rails
Accessible Entrance
689 Rutherford Road, Tupelo, MS 38801. The Tupelo Veterans Museum connects to the Oren Dunn City Museum via a ramp with rails.
Accessible Restrooms
Some restrooms are accessible
Accessible Restroom Location
Adjacent to Tupelo Veterans Museum Gallery
Family/Unisex Restroom
Family / unisex restroom available (not wheelchair accessible)
Family/Unisex Restroom Location
Same location
Segways
Segways Allowed
Service Animals
Allowed
Sitting Area Location
We have benches and picnic tables located in the outside village.
Portable Chairs
Inside museum. Available upon request
Pre-Visit Information
Other Important Pre-Visit Information
We have ramps leading to our original structures located in the outside village. Rotating exhibits are spaced to meet ADA wheelchair access.
Visitor Information Desk
The following items are available. Please ask for them at the information desk
Notepad and pencil (for deaf and other visitors)
Other Resources
Self-Guided tours are available in large print format. Notebooks and pencils are available, too. Please contact the Museum prior to visit to allow materials to be on hand.
Galleries and Exhibits
Audio Exhibits
Sometimes we have exhibits with audio units. Call ahead to to inquire.
Large-Print Materials
Available upon request
Transcripts
n/a
Tours and Scheduled Programs
Our Access Programs Use
Verbal Description Tours
Touch Tours
Verbal descriptions
Theaters, Auditoriums, Video Installations
RWC Locations
n/a
Soundstick Locations
n/a
Zip
38801
Phone
662-841-6438
Welcome to the Oren Dunn City Museum, where you make history! We interpret the history of the Tupelo, Mississippi community, as well as that of Northeast Mississippi. Here you will find an eclectic array of historic buildings in our village. We have an original dog-trot log home, a one room church and a one room school. Also exhibited are the 1940 & 1941 Tupelo fire trucks, 1977 Frisco caboose, an original blacksmith shop, & our very own Dudies Diner, home of the famous Dudie dough burger. Inside the museum, we have a pictorial display of the 1936 Tupelo Tornado, a model railroad depicting Tupelo in the 1940's, and much more. Don't forget to visit the Tupelo Veterans Museum, which is housed in the Oren Dunn City Museum. We have a wheelchair accessible restroom with grab bars, a wheelchair ramp that connects the two museums, & ramps leading to the dogtrot home & church & school.