I found it strange and ridiculous that they spend half the space of the small building talking about Cultural Appropriation and how they are offended by it and the Boy Scouts are bad and football teams are bad and how it’s racist and on and...More

This is a very interesting small museum tucked away on a side street a few blocks from the square. The building itself is spectacular and the collections are quite nice. It's a very interesting place to spend a few hours.

While many said this is a must see, I was rather un-impressed. Volunteers were very helpful and informative. However many local tribes have removed their cherished artifacts and memorabilia. Mostly due to early 90’s fallout over the Smoki celebrations and what seems to be more...More

One city block of bars, pubs, shops, with The Palace saloon in the middle of the activity. The Palace has swinging doors, a great 50 foot original antique bar & a miniature museum of territorial Arizona. Also served as a locale for scenes in a...More

We have attended a few events here and have always been impressed. It's got a great, central location as well.

The hospitality by the staff was warm and welcoming. It was interesting to learn of the history of the museum and what role it played with the Prescott Rodeo. So much rich history and happy to see the American Indians reclaim thier space within the...More

Set aside time to visit this fantastic museum of the local Native Americans. The museum contains artifacts and shows the history of the area before the White Man settled and after. Highly recommend.