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Very educational and professional Museum that covers the history of the tribes and the region. Well worth the time..Museum is off the main highway but can be found using any program.
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Date of experience: February 2018
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It's a small museum but very nice. A large collection of baskets and bead work. Not very cluttered and easy to follow along. Docent was knowledgeable and very friendly. Daddy and daughter day with my nine year old. Thirty minutes is all she could take but I could have stayed longer. It was Earth Day so we were invited to the Park on the Reservation for lunch and local activities. Seventh year running and my daughter had a wonderful time. Already making plans for next year!…
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Date of experience: April 2017
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It is small but nice. The collection of cradle boards, beading work, clay work and woven baskets is very nice. It seems more like a gallery than an museum since there is not much labeling. Beautiful work. Authentic music in the background. Free.
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Date of experience: November 2016
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Went to this museum to find out about the local Indian tribes of the area. They were very friendly and had a great staff that gave us a lot of history about the 4 tribes that make up the area. Nice blankets and items for sale that are made there. **They have MOVED to 133 Riverside Drive which is the main street of Parker and are in a shopping center.** You have to look for it. It is a small space and they cannot display all of their items but I was told that they are trying to build a new museum. Worth a stop to see what they have and learn the history. No Fee but you can buy something or leave a donation. Open M-F 8 AM to 5 PM. 928-669-8970.…
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Date of experience: August 2016
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It's been awhile since I've been to this museum, so I'm sure it's improved with additional exhibits during that time. It's focus is on the interesting local tribal history & should be an added attraction for all Parker, Arizona area visitors. Information contained herein provides an understanding of those tribes residing in the Colorado River area. The museum is only a short drive from downtown Parker and is well worth the drive.…
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Date of experience: February 2015
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