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|name=Stardew Valley Museum & Library
|name     = Stardew Valley Museum & Library
|mapx=290
|mapx     = 290
|mapy=130
|mapy     = 130
|building=Museum.png
|building = Museum.png
|openhours=8:00AM to 6:00PM
|openhours = 8:00am to 6:00pm
|closed= Does not have a closing day
|closed   = [[Pelican Town|Town]] [[Festivals|Festival]] days
|address=Across the town`s river, to the right, after the [[Blacksmith]]
|address   = East side of [[Pelican Town]], south of the [[Blacksmith]].
|occupants={{npc|Gunther}}
|occupants = {{NPC|Gunther}}
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The '''Museum''' can be found in the South-East corner of [[Pelican Town]], south of the [[Blacksmith]].


The '''Museum''' can be found in the South-East corner of [[Pelican Town]], South of the [[Blacksmith]]. At the start of the game, their entire collection is empty. [[Gunther]], who works there, will ask the player to help by donating items, many of which are found in [[The Mines]]. Each item can only be donated once.  
The museum contains a library and a gallery for displaying the museum's collection. At the start of the game, the entire museum collection is empty. [[Gunther]], the curator, will ask [[the Player]] to help by donating [[Artifacts]] and [[Minerals]].


Only a single copy of any particular item may be donated. Note that if an item has not yet been donated, its description in inventory or storage says: "Gunther can tell you more about this if you donate it to the museum." Items can be rearranged in the donation interface, or by clicking the small paper on the left side of [[Gunther]]'s desk at any time. Donated items may be examined by right-clicking on them.


=Donation Rewards=
[[Penny]] tutors [[Vincent]] and [[Jas]] in the library on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Gunther offers rewards when the collection has grown to certain points.  


{| class="wikitable sortable"
==Donation Rewards==
! Items Donated !! Reward
[[Gunther]] offers rewards when the collection has grown to certain points, or for the donation of specific [[artifacts]].
 
===Total Donations===
There are 95 items that can be donated to the Museum.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Items Donated
!Reward
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|5
|[[File:Cauliflower Seeds.png|32px]] [[Cauliflower Seeds]] (9)
|-  
|-  
| 5 || [[File:Cauliflower_Seeds.png|32px|link=Crops#Cauliflower]] [[Crops#Cauliflower|Cauliflower]] Seeds x 9
|style="text-align: center;"|10
|[[File:Melon Seeds.png|32px]] [[Melon Seeds]] (9)
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|15
|[[File:Starfruit Seeds.png|32px]] [[Starfruit Seeds]] (1)
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|20
|[[File:'A Night On Eco-Hill'.png|32px]] [['A Night On Eco-Hill']] Painting
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|25
|[[File:'Jade Hills'.png|48px]] [['Jade Hills']] Painting
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|30
|[[File:Lg. Futan Bear.png|32px]] [[Lg. Futan Bear]]
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|35
|[[File:Pumpkin Seeds.png|32px]] [[Pumpkin Seeds]] (9)
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|40
|[[File:Rarecrow 8.png|32px]] [[Scarecrow#Rarecrows|Rarecrow #8]] (+ [[Achievements|Treasure Trove Achievement]])
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|50
|[[File:Bear Statue.png|32px]] [[Bear Statue]]
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|60
|[[File:Rusty Key.png|32px]] [[Rusty Key]] (Gunther will deliver it the next day)
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|70
|[[File:Triple Shot Espresso.png|32px]] [[Triple Shot Espresso]] (3)
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|80
|[[File:Warp Totem Farm.png|32px]] [[Warp Totem: Farm]] (5)
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|90
|[[File:Magic Rock Candy.png|32px]] [[Magic Rock Candy]]
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|95 (all items)
|[[File:Stardrop.png|32px]] [[Stardrop]] (+ [[Achievements|A Complete Collection Achievement]])
|}
 
===Minerals Donated===
There are a total of 53 [[Minerals]] that can be donated.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Minerals Donated
!Reward
|-  
|-  
| 10 || [[File:Melon_Seeds.png|32px|link=Crops#Melon]] [[Crops#Melon|Melon]] Seeds x 9
|style="text-align: center;"|11
|[[File:Standing Geode.png|32px]] [[Standing Geode]]
|-
|-
| 13 || [[File:Standing_Geode.png|32px|link=Furniture]] [[Furniture|Standing Geode]]  
|style="text-align: center;"|21
|[[File:Singing Stone.png|32px]] [[Singing Stone]]
|-
|-
| 15 || [[File:Starfruit_Seeds.png|32px|link=Crops#Starfruit]] [[Crops#Starfruit|Starfruit]] Seeds x 1
|style="text-align: center;"|31
|[[File:Obsidian Vase.png|32px]] [[Obsidian Vase]]
|-
|-
| 60 || Rusty Key (Delivers to you next day)
|style="text-align: center;"|41
|[[File:Crystal Chair.png|32px]] [[Crystal Chair]]
|-
|style="text-align: center;"|50
|[[File:Crystalarium.png|32px]] [[Crystalarium]]
|}
|}


=Book=
===Artifacts Donated===
There are a total of 42 [[Artifacts]] that can be donated.


{| class="wikitable"
To receive the [['Burnt Offering']] reward, at least 10 artifacts must have already been donated that include the [[Rare Disc]] and [[Dwarf Gadget]]. The 11th (or later) donation that meets these conditions will earn the 'Burnt Offering.'
!Title
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Contents
!Artifacts Donated
!Reward
|-
|-
|The Secret of the Stardrop
|11 artifacts including:{{Name|Rare Disc}}{{Name|Dwarf Gadget}}
|For thousands of years, people have been intrigued by the mysterious powers from the stardrop... but no one knows where they come from!
|{{Name|'Burnt Offering'|size=48}}
Professor R. J. Kutler, a leading researcher on strange fruit, says this: "We've discovered traces of genetic material on meteorites that closely resemble the Stardrop, but it's not a proven match".
Regardless of where they come from, the peculiar fruit is said to be uncommonly delicious... and some even claim they grant special power to those who eat them.
|-
|-
|An Old Farmer's Journal
|15 artifacts
|I've been here for a year now, and I've started to make friends with the local townspeople. It sure feels great! And they're sending me gifts and secret family recipes in the mail, too! That's really helpful.
|{{Name|Skeleton Statue|size=36}}
|-
|-
|Scarecrows
|20 artifacts
|Once you start growing a lot of crops on your farm, you can expect to be visited by crows. In the morning, you might discover that a crow has made breakfast out of your hard work!
|[[File:Rarecrow 7.png|32px]] [[Scarecrow#Rarecrows|Rarecrow #7]]
One way to prevent those bothersome crows from eating your crops is to set up scarecrows near your crops.
Be aware that scarecrows have limited range, so you'll need multiple if your farm is large.
Scarecrows keep track of how many crows they've diverted. You can use that to tell they're in a useful spot.
 
* 'Collectible Scarecrows' aren't just for looks!
They work just the same as the regular model.
|-
|-
|How deep do the mines go?
|3 artifacts including:{{Name|Ancient Drum}}
|This question has been pondered by many Stardew Valley explorers over the years... The truth is, no one really knows. Or at least, they aren't telling anyone.
|{{Name|Drum Block|size=32}}
Unfortunately, many of those who venture deep into the mines never return...
However, there have been a few bold adventurers who have traveled deep into the mines, and have resurfaced with interesting reports.
Apparently, there are three distinct areas in the mine, each with unique monsters and treasures. Some adventurers speak of gigantic underground lakes and strange creatures... But none of these claims have been proven.
|-
|-
|...This is a book by Marnie.
|{{Name|Ancient Seed}}
|'Animals are very sensitive. They like to be pet every day, and prefer to eat grass outdoors than dry hay. They don't like being outside in the rain, though. happy animals produce higher quality products!'
|[[File:Ancient Seeds.png|32px]] [[Ancient Seeds]] (1) + Crafting Recipe
|-
|-
|On Foraging
|3 artifacts including:{{Name|Bone Flute}}
|The local woods and mountains are great places to fined wild produce! A good forager will clear out any weeds, stumps, or stones from these areas, so the wild produce has plenty of space to grow!
|{{Name|Flute Block|size=32}}
Expert foragers know the secret to cultivating wild food so that it can be grown on the farm. Isn't that amazing?
|-
|-
|The Fisherman, Act I:
|5 artifacts including:{{Name|Chicken Statue}}
|Tex: Gordy, how do you catch so many fish? For me, it takes forever!
|[[File:Chicken Statue (furniture).png|32px|link=]] [[Chicken Statue (furniture)|Chicken Statue]]
Gordy: You must take the choice to become a true fisherman... and over time your fishing speed will increase!
Tex: So you're saying that improving my fishing skill will make me fish faster?
Gordy: Correct. One day you may even learn the secret to creating your very own bobbers, improving your mastery even more. Now, begone!
|-
|-
|Journey of the Prairie King -- The Smash Hit Video Game!
|{{Name|Dwarf Scroll I}}{{Name|Dwarf Scroll II}}{{Name|Dwarf Scroll III}}{{Name|Dwarf Scroll IV}}
|Did you know? Anyone who beats 'Journey of the Prairie King' is automatically entered into a drawing for a special prize?
|{{Name|Dwarvish Translation Guide|size=36}}
Did you know? The developer has stated that the protagonist is based on a real-life character... A true cowboy her from the prairie-island in the Gem Sea!
|-
|-
|A Study on Diamond Yields
|{{Name|Prehistoric Skull}}{{Name|Skeletal Hand}}{{Name|Prehistoric Scapula}}
|After years of research in the mines, I believe I've learned something about diamond frequency. My research involved only the stones that are scattered about the mines... The ones that are broken with a pickaxe. Mineral yields from other sources require more research.
|{{Name|Sloth Skeleton L|size=36|link=Sloth Skeleton{{!}}Sloth Skeleton L}}
Diamonds seem to only form at mine level 50 or greater. At level 50, approximately 1 in 500 stones will be diamond-rich.
After level 50, the frequency of diamond formation seems to increase by about .000016 per level. Quite a rare gem!
-M. Jasper
|-
|-
|Brewmaster's Guide
|{{Name|Prehistoric Rib}}{{Name|Prehistoric Vertebra}}
|Ah... to brew!
|{{Name|Sloth Skeleton M|size=36|link=Sloth Skeleton{{!}}Sloth Skeleton M}}
The rich smell of yeast wafting through a cedar loft... The floral overtones of freshly cut hops on a winter's eve... but I digress. You are probably more interested in the practical side of brewing... To brew, you will need a keg. I'll leave it up to you to devise blueprints for a keg.
Kegs can be used to make several kinds of product. If vegetables are placed inside, the keg will produce juice. Juice takes the least amount of time to brew.
If wheat is placed in the keg, it will produce beer.
Beer takes a while to brew, but it is quite profitable.
Placing hops in a keg will produced the beloved 'Pale Ale'
Place fruit in the keg to make wine. Wine takes the longest of all to make, but a wine made from the finest fruit is worth quite a bit!
Be patient with your keg... you'll know it's finished when it's perfectly still. And only drink in moderation, or you'll surely regret it!
|-
|-
|Mysteries of the Dwarves
|{{Name|Prehistoric Tibia}}{{Name|Skeletal Tail}}
|The Dwarves call themselves 'Smoluanu'... which translates to 'sky people'. An odd name for a group that lives deep underground, isn't it?
|{{Name|Sloth Skeleton R|size=36|link=Sloth Skeleton{{!}}Sloth Skeleton R}}
Another mystery of the dwarves is the advanced technology they supposedly possess. Evidence such as this had led me, despite the ridicule of my colleagues, to propose a new theory:
I believe the dwarves are the remnants of a once advanced civilization whos interplanetary vehicle crashed on this planet long ago.
I propose that this dwarvish spaceship bore down, deep underground... and over time, the dwarves became adapted to their new underground environment.
My colleagues ask, 'Why didn't they come above ground and live on the surface?' ...Perhaps their old planet had a thicker atmosphere that protected them from stellar radiation, and they simply could not survive in our sunlight.
That would explain why they only surface at night to take what they need from our houses...
-M. Jasper
|}
|}
==Books==
{{Main article|Lost Books}}
==Achievements==
There are 2 [[Achievements]] associated with donating [[Artifacts]] or [[Minerals]] to the Museum.
*Treasure Trove (Donate 40 different items to the museum)
*A Complete Collection (Complete the museum collection)
==Notes==
*There is a total of 102 spaces available for donations to be placed but a total of only 95 available items to be donated. Six spaces in the center of the largest table cannot be reached to examine items placed on them, so it may be advisable to leave this area empty.
**If using a controller, any diagonal item may be unreachable for examination once donated.
*To move items inside the donation interface on Switch, go to "Options" and disable "Use Controller Style Menus".
*In iOS (and possibly other mobile versions) items on the bottom most row cannot be moved in the donation interface. However, if the character goes to the front desk one tile to the left of Gunther, they get the option to rearrange the collection (even without completing the collection). In this mode, all the items are moveable.
<gallery mode="packed" heights="240px">
Stardew Museum Interior.png|Museum Interior with unreachable tiles shaded
Stardew Museum Organized.png|One example of an organized complete collection
</gallery>
==History==
{{History|1.3.32|Fixed inability to place donated items on the bottom two rows of the museum.}}
{{History|1.4|Added donation rewards for 35, 70, 80, and 90 items donated. Added ability to rearrange the museum artifacts without having to donate a new one. Fixed bug where movement of inventory inside donation screen would prevent donation of items. Fixed issue in multiplayer where rearranging the collection would result in the message that a new item was donated. Various other museum-donation related fixes.}}
{{History|1.5|[[Museum#Donation Rewards|Museum donation]] interactions improved.}}
{{History|1.6.9|The description of Artifacts and Minerals does not appear on the [[Collections]] tab until the items are donated to the Museum.}}
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Latest revision as of 19:36, 12 January 2026

Stardew Valley Museum & Library
Open Hours: 8:00am to 6:00pm
Closed: Town Festival days
Address: East side of Pelican Town, south of the Blacksmith.
Occupants:

Gunther

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Museum, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Museum - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Museum can be found in the South-East corner of Pelican Town, south of the Blacksmith.

The museum contains a library and a gallery for displaying the museum's collection. At the start of the game, the entire museum collection is empty. Gunther, the curator, will ask the Player to help by donating Artifacts and Minerals.

Only a single copy of any particular item may be donated. Note that if an item has not yet been donated, its description in inventory or storage says: "Gunther can tell you more about this if you donate it to the museum." Items can be rearranged in the donation interface, or by clicking the small paper on the left side of Gunther's desk at any time. Donated items may be examined by right-clicking on them.

Penny tutors Vincent and Jas in the library on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday.

Donation Rewards

Gunther offers rewards when the collection has grown to certain points, or for the donation of specific artifacts.

Total Donations

There are 95 items that can be donated to the Museum.

Items Donated Reward
5 Cauliflower Seeds (9)
10 Melon Seeds (9)
15 Starfruit Seeds (1)
20 'A Night On Eco-Hill' Painting
25 'Jade Hills' Painting
30 Lg. Futan Bear
35 Pumpkin Seeds (9)
40 Rarecrow #8 (+ Treasure Trove Achievement)
50 Bear Statue
60 Rusty Key (Gunther will deliver it the next day)
70 Triple Shot Espresso (3)
80 Warp Totem: Farm (5)
90 Magic Rock Candy
95 (all items) Stardrop (+ A Complete Collection Achievement)

Minerals Donated

There are a total of 53 Minerals that can be donated.

Minerals Donated Reward
11 Standing Geode
21 Singing Stone
31 Obsidian Vase
41 Crystal Chair
50 Crystalarium

Artifacts Donated

There are a total of 42 Artifacts that can be donated.

To receive the 'Burnt Offering' reward, at least 10 artifacts must have already been donated that include the Rare Disc and Dwarf Gadget. The 11th (or later) donation that meets these conditions will earn the 'Burnt Offering.'

Artifacts Donated Reward
11 artifacts including: Rare Disc Dwarf Gadget 'Burnt Offering'
15 artifacts Skeleton Statue
20 artifacts Rarecrow #7
3 artifacts including: Ancient Drum Drum Block
Ancient Seed Ancient Seeds (1) + Crafting Recipe
3 artifacts including: Bone Flute Flute Block
5 artifacts including: Chicken Statue Chicken Statue
Dwarf Scroll I Dwarf Scroll II Dwarf Scroll III Dwarf Scroll IV Dwarvish Translation Guide
Prehistoric Skull Skeletal Hand Prehistoric Scapula Sloth Skeleton L
Prehistoric Rib Prehistoric Vertebra Sloth Skeleton M
Prehistoric Tibia Skeletal Tail Sloth Skeleton R

Books

Main article: Lost Books

Achievements

There are 2 Achievements associated with donating Artifacts or Minerals to the Museum.

  • Treasure Trove (Donate 40 different items to the museum)
  • A Complete Collection (Complete the museum collection)

Notes

  • There is a total of 102 spaces available for donations to be placed but a total of only 95 available items to be donated. Six spaces in the center of the largest table cannot be reached to examine items placed on them, so it may be advisable to leave this area empty.
    • If using a controller, any diagonal item may be unreachable for examination once donated.
  • To move items inside the donation interface on Switch, go to "Options" and disable "Use Controller Style Menus".
  • In iOS (and possibly other mobile versions) items on the bottom most row cannot be moved in the donation interface. However, if the character goes to the front desk one tile to the left of Gunther, they get the option to rearrange the collection (even without completing the collection). In this mode, all the items are moveable.
  • Museum Interior with unreachable tiles shaded
    Museum Interior with unreachable tiles shaded
  • One example of an organized complete collection
    One example of an organized complete collection

History

  • 1.3.32: Fixed inability to place donated items on the bottom two rows of the museum.
  • 1.4: Added donation rewards for 35, 70, 80, and 90 items donated. Added ability to rearrange the museum artifacts without having to donate a new one. Fixed bug where movement of inventory inside donation screen would prevent donation of items. Fixed issue in multiplayer where rearranging the collection would result in the message that a new item was donated. Various other museum-donation related fixes.
  • 1.5: Museum donation interactions improved.
  • 1.6.9: The description of Artifacts and Minerals does not appear on the Collections tab until the items are donated to the Museum.
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