The Galva Museum is dedicated to preserving and showing the history of Galva and the surrounding community. 

• Pictures and a time line trace the history of Galva's Main Street from its beginnings in 1879 to the present.

• An extensive collection of school memorabilia from Galva High School and Galva Grade School includes yearbooks, pictures, old trophies, school newspapers, and school records dating from 1889 to 1957.

• Records and pictures of many local country schools

• Ongoing collection of Canton-Galva USD #419 items

• Collection from Galva High School

• Vern's Barber Shop, which has many items from his shop; since Vern was in business 61 years.

• The Home Telephone Office booth features a switchboard and other various old telephones

• Various pictures and items from the Galva Cafe

• Elevator display with a mural showing different modes of transportation hauling grain to an elevator from 1800's - 2000

• Learn the importance the oil boom played in Galva's history

• Lest we forget, uniforms, newspapers and photos from the Civil War, WWI, WWII, the Korean War and the Vietnam War remind us of the price paid for our freedom

• "Faith of our Fathers" display shows the history of the local churches

• Old newspapers from Galva, dating from 1888 through 1939, and old stories of Galva and Empire provide a wealth of information for those doing genealogy research of their ancestors who settled in this area.