Located in Williamsburg, Missouri, Crane’s Museum and the Shoppes of Williamsburg have much to offer the visitor, the local, and even the historian in search of the past or possibly some other treasure. Crane’s Museum helps you visualize the simpler life of a hundred, two hundred, or even thousands of years ago. Walk around and view and read about many different aspects of Missouri before and after it became a state. Land Grants written to the Crane family dating back to 1822 with the original Presidential signatures help one realize the Crane’s extensive ties to the history of this town. The museum holds a collection of oddities you are most likely not to see anywhere else, including: beautifully set Victorian rooms, White Eagle Gas Station, two cars, tobacco tags, Indian weapons and tools, a gun collection, and so much more.