This photo was taken during infantry training during the Great War, in 1918. He never saw combat, due to the arrival of the Armistice before he could set out for France.

The museum houses a host of personal items, including this display of John R. Rice's beloved golf clubs and collection of miniature horses.

Photo collage of John R. Rice's horse, Mac (otherwise known as General of the Armies Douglas A. MacArthur, Jr.) plus the red barn where Mac lived.

Lloys Rice's collection of dolls -- the Dionne quintuplets.

Lloys Rice used this sewing machine to construct an untold number of garments for her family and friends.

...was carefully preserved, as Mac accidentally and unfortunately was not.

This was the ancient machine on which John R. and Lloys Rice wrote a whole lot of missives in the days long before email became fashionable.