The Main Museum

Managed by the Arizona Historical Society

949 East 2nd Street
Tucson, AZ 85719
(520) 628 – 5774

This is the building that serves as the society’s state headquarters.

This museum has an underground copper mine, a real stagecoach, a 20’s era Studebaker as well as items showing ranch and town life as it was in the 1870’s.

Galleries often are changed to accommodate new  topics and displays.

In addition there is an extensive collection of artifacts as well a large library and archive.  There is an exhibit concerning the archaeology of downtown Tucson.

There are programs scheduled for all ages and the facilities are available for rent for private functions including weddings.

The museum is free the first Saturday of each month.  And is open Monday through Saturday. 

Check their web site for time and costs.

http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org

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