Pueblo Grande Museum & Cultural Park
Neighborhood: Downtown
Phone: +1 602 495 0901
Fax: +1 602 495 5645
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Virtual Tour Website 1 ,2 ,3
More than 1,000 years ago the Hohokam built the first irrigation system. This marks Phoenix's lone National Historic Landmark. Exhibited at Pueblo Grande Museum & Cultural Park are the ancient cultures of the prehistoric Hohokam residents who lived, farmed and prospered for centuries. Traverse the actual ruins learning the Hohokam's methods of adobe construction. Public displays include an authentic ball court, irrigation canals and a football field-sized platform mound. A gift shop is located within the museum for your convenience. See website for complete visitation particulars. Cash only.
M-Sa 9a-4:45p, Su 1p-4:45p
National Historic Landmark
Neighborhood: Downtown
Phone: +1 602 495 0901
Fax: +1 602 495 5645
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Virtual Tour Website 1 ,2 ,3
More than 1,000 years ago the Hohokam built the first irrigation system. This marks Phoenix's lone National Historic Landmark. Exhibited at Pueblo Grande Museum & Cultural Park are the ancient cultures of the prehistoric Hohokam residents who lived, farmed and prospered for centuries. Traverse the actual ruins learning the Hohokam's methods of adobe construction. Public displays include an authentic ball court, irrigation canals and a football field-sized platform mound. A gift shop is located within the museum for your convenience. See website for complete visitation particulars. Cash only.
M-Sa 9a-4:45p, Su 1p-4:45pReviews
Wonderful Historical Site
This museum has well preserved artifacts and I would recommend it to history buffs and anyone intere...
Reviewed by:lkrschic77 from on Aug 10 2007
Digs!
The museum had lotsa info and is very kid friendly with interactive displays. Outside digs are a bit...
Reviewed by:baaha76 from Washington,DC on Sep 16 2006
A Gem in the Middle of the Desert
This small museum contains materials and information regarding the first residents, the prehistoric ...
Reviewed by:altamesa9999 from Chandler, Arizona on Aug 23 2005
