Preserving Osceola’s stories — one book, artifact, and lecture at a time.
The Johnson Library and Museum (JLM) is a nonprofit library with a collection of roughly 35,000 items (books, periodicals, maps, slides, and more), plus curated museum displays.
Group & seasonal tours
Standard tours may be scheduled for groups with two weeks notice, depending on circumstances.
Lectures & recordings
Watch featured videos, including a narrated slide tour and a lecture: “Is There Progress in Philosophy?”
501(c)(3) nonprofit
Donations are normally deductible as charitable contributions (consult your tax advisor for specifics).
What you’ll find at JLM
From framed documents and historic portraits to furniture and world collections, JLM is both a library and a museum.
Artifacts & collections
Thousands of items spanning artwork, coins, exhibits, and notable objects.
Thomas Moore Johnson
Learn about the founder’s life, scholarship, and library-building work.
Intro & slide presentations
Watch an introduction video, narrated slide tour, and a slide lecture.