Small but excellent history museum, with an eclectic collection of historical objects, including telephones, barbershop chairs and a great display of Victorian-era photographs, as well as original and replica early buildings, such as a church, a jail and a one-room schoolhouse.
Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village
New Mexico
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
0.83 MILES
This prehistoric pueblo was built around AD 1100, and connected with the larger settlement at Chaco via a road that ran due south. Its central feature, a…
21.17 MILES
Home to the second largest lake in New Mexico, this state park is a hot spot for boating and lake-view camping. There are more than 4 miles of trails and…
8.54 MILES
The ancient pueblo preserved here was built in the early 1100s by the Chaco people. Abandoned, resettled by refugees from Mesa Verde and again abandoned…
Farmington Museum at Gateway Park
10.86 MILES
Farmington’s one significant visitor attraction, this large modern museum traces the town’s history and growth, with a reconstruction of its first trading…
Nearby New Mexico attractions
1. Aztec Ruins National Monument
0.83 MILES
This prehistoric pueblo was built around AD 1100, and connected with the larger settlement at Chaco via a road that ran due south. Its central feature, a…
8.54 MILES
The ancient pueblo preserved here was built in the early 1100s by the Chaco people. Abandoned, resettled by refugees from Mesa Verde and again abandoned…
3. Farmington Museum at Gateway Park
10.86 MILES
Farmington’s one significant visitor attraction, this large modern museum traces the town’s history and growth, with a reconstruction of its first trading…
21.17 MILES
Home to the second largest lake in New Mexico, this state park is a hot spot for boating and lake-view camping. There are more than 4 miles of trails and…