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The Museum is about a pueblo culture that was discovered not long ago in a place where hunters and gatherers were the norm. There were a number of artifacts on display - beautiful pots, tools, etc. There is also a replica of how the pueblo would have been set up. Be sure to see the video as it is informative. The staff we saw was all volunteer, friendly and very invested in the project. We didn’t have this booked into our plans but spent at least an hour and a half there. We also bought several things at their excellent museum shop. As an aside, they offer covered kennels for dogs during the summer....…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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This museum, about 70 miles NW of Las Vegas, is well worth visiting. There are displays and a great video of Pueblo culture with reconstructions inside and on the grounds..
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Date of experience: January 2020
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This is well worth the time. My husband is a geologist. He absolutely loved this experience. I myself was totaling amazed that this historical site has been so well preserved.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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This is a hidden gem of a museum. Very friendly staff, great selection of artifacts and only $5 to enter. If you have an hour to spare and are in this area I would highly recommend stopping in. I even got some very cool little trinkets at the gift shop that were really inexpensive Native American related things. I learned quite a bit while there also so it was a very enjoyable visit. I can strongly recommend seeing it.…
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Date of experience: October 2019
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We found the Lost City Museum while traveling on Hwy 15 going to Utah. It was a good place to stop and get out to walk after driving for so long. The cost was $5 per person. The museum had lots of information about the local Indians. We watched the informative movie which had some interesting facts. There are a couple of pueblos outside that gives you the idea of the Indians living conditions. It's a great place to stop to get out of the car and get some educations.…
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Date of experience: September 2019
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