In addition to special, temporary exhibits and programs, OTM explores the diverse history of Winslow, Arizona, through permanent exhibits on:

• Route 66 and other historic trails
• The Winslow-Lindbergh Regional Airport, designed by Charles Lindbergh
• The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
• Fred Harvey, Winslow’s first Harvey House, Harvey Girls, and La Posada
• Area ranches and ranchers; trading posts and traders
• Pioneer settlement, including the area’s first Mormon settlement
• Ancient Native American life and pottery
• Ice Age fossils, including Columbian Mammoth remains
• Meteor Crater, the Painted Desert, and local wildlife and plants
• Local Native American, Latino, and Anglo families
• Town life including schools, medical equipment, and textiles
• A reading room focused on local and regional topics

OTM also has five permanent collections on the Arizona Memory Project, the Arizona State Library’s online repository that allows researchers as well as the general public greater access to the unique collections of Arizona’s cultural institutions.