Museo Histórico Municipal La Campana, Historical municipal museum in El Jagüel, Argentina.

Museo Histórico Municipal La Campana is a museum in El Jagüel exhibiting documents, photographs, and objects representing regional heritage. The building features ten exhibition rooms displaying pieces connected to the founding era of Esteban Echeverría district.

The museum opened in 1980 after moving from School No. 14 to the former McClymont family estate, a residence of early Scottish settlers. This relocation allowed it to occupy a historic building reflecting the settlement patterns of the region.

The exhibition rooms display pieces tied to the founding of Esteban Echeverría district, including original papers from early settlers and recreated traditional rural shops. Visitors can observe how daily life and commerce operated in the region generations ago.

The facility offers guided tours for groups and schools with educational materials on local history. Plan ahead if you wish to join a guided tour, as these are primarily arranged for organized groups.

The natural sciences room holds one of only four Glossotherium specimens in Argentina, the others including one at the La Plata Natural Sciences Museum. The museum also keeps the camera used by biologist Luciano Valette on his 1904 expedition to the Orkney Islands and a piece of the first wire fence erected in Argentina.