The Sherman Museum is a great place for small group field trips! We offer tours, 3D documentaries, crafts, and games.

Our "Night at the Museum" evenings happen every summer!

Atoka the Acrocanthosaurus would love for you to visit the Sherman Museum! Open Wednesday-Saturday 10 to 4

Mark your calendars!!!

Dino Days are almost here!! With it being our 10th anniversary, we should have some really cool dinosaur skeletons pay us a visit!!

The new dinosaurs are being installed!

Dino Days has officially opened for the summer! The admission fee is $5.00 for anyone over the age of 5. Under 5 is free as well as service members.

The Sherman Museum is delighted to announce our 2021 Dino Days raffle prizes. Tickets may be purchased at the museum for $5.00 ea or 5 for $20.00

Make sure you visit First United Bank, located at 401 E Taylor St. in Sherman to see our short faced bear and baby mammoth skeletons!

Come see our new exhibit! "Athens of Texas" is going on now at the Sherman Museum!

Right now at the Sherman Museum we have these Kidd-Key pillow shams circa 1920s on display along with other memorabilia from Sherman’s academic past. Come see the rest of the Athens of Texas exhibit from 10-4 Wednesday through Saturday!

We know Spring Break is supposed to be a break from learning, but if you come to The Sherman Museum you can see this school desk from St. Joseph's Academy. The school was started in Sherman in 1870 and lasted until 1966 - the desk is from around 1881.

Dino Days officially starts Wednesday, June 1. So come out and See Dromeosaurus and his dino buddies. Also this year we have a few Ice Age creatures to learn about. The exhibit will be up until Aug. 20.

Meet Raptorex kriegsteini. Think of him as an 8 foot T-rex. This is one of several replica skulls we have on display during Dino Days. Don’t forget to signup for Dino Academy and Night at the Museum.

The Sherman Museum's first Dino Academy session of 2022 was Tuesday and we all had a blast. There are still some spots available for the future sessions.

Just a few hours until "Break the Bank" as we transport you back to the late 1940s with our new exhibit: Evolution of Consumer Entertainment through the 20th Century. Dino Days may be over for this year, but the museum is still open Wed.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

On this day (Feb. 19) in 1878, Thomas Edison patents the phonograph. About 100 years later, Montgomery Ward produces this cabinet version - which you can see on display at The Sherman Museum.