We were staying at a dude ranch in Wickenburg and needed a break from the heat. We happened upon this little museum by chance. It was really inexpensive: I believe the kids (both teenagers) were free and it was $6 for adults. The displays were great and we happened to come when there was an exhibit of female artists and... More

This is a MUST see museum experience for ALL ages. Unbelievable museum for this small town. Interactive exhibits, phenomenal World Class art collection ( 3 Galleries, themes always changing). History, history, history... of the American experience and of this western town and the settlement of AZ. Recreated "old town". Can have a guided tour with knowledgeable docents if make reservation,... More

The museum seems quaint when you walk in, but it is more than a simple museum. It is two levels with dioramas of the history of the area, a lower level with rooms of what a typical room might look like (post office, saloon, ranchers house, etc). There are also cowboy equipment and even movie related memorabilia. They have special... More

We were surprised this was actually pretty good. I'm not a real museum fan but this was worth seeing. More

Wickenburg itself is a great place to visit. The self-guided walking tour is interesting. You can get a guide from the Chamber of Commerce. Then go to the museum. In the basement of the museum is a replica of the old west Wickenburg with a post office, saloon, general store and cabin. It's interesting to see how people lived and... More

They do an excellent job of showcasing the town and area history. The museum is larger than you think and the bottom floor is a must see of recreated rooms and store fronts. There was also an excellent cowboy collection such as saddles, bridles, hats and spurs as well as western art including many Remington's. More

Enjoyable for kids and adults. A small museum but well done, informative and worth a stop while in Wickenburg. More

Last year, my wife spent half a day going through the museum. She really enjoy them. Well worth the time and money. More

The old Wickenburg city mockup in the basement was a favorite of ours. More