A slice of history with local artist painting murals on the walls and repainting emblems on the railroad caboose outside!

Multi-faceted museum. I was very impressed with the quality of the exhibits. My favorites were 1. Fascinating gallery of paintings of American Presidents & First Ladies from George Washington to current. 2. Native American interpretive exhibits telling the story from their own point of view, starting with their origins, continuing through their encounters with white settlers, and ending with a... More

extensive collection Indian artifacts/history, mining in area, frontier living, railroad, etc. history of kingman and surrounding area. also artwork, gift shop, friendly people. worth the small fee.

What is best is the donation jar, not a set fee to visit, of course I enjoyed reading and viewing the history of the lower Colorado River Valley I donated a little extra so they may keep the doors open longer

This is a local museum, they will do various shows of local artists and a quilt show every year with fantastic quilts. There is an antique pipe organ which was donated by a local church, there are Christmas concerts every year by the local community orchestra and choir. There is a lot of local history there, records of deaths published... More

The staff is very helpfull. Admision is free if you visit the Route 66 Museum

If you have kids that are full of it, do not go. There is a lot of neat stuff to see, but little ones get bored, quick. There is a caboose to climb on, which my girls liked.

The museum could grow having more rooms for more information about Kingman and it's start.

Very informative, kid friendly. Lots to look at. Small fee, but it's worth it.