Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum
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Tucson, Arizona
480-387-5359
arizonahistoricalsociety.org/museum/arizona-history-museum/
As one of the Arizona Historical Society’s three museums, Arizona History Museum strives to connect people through the power of Arizona history. Through events, educational programming, exhibitions, and collections, the Arizona History Museum is committed to stewarding this state’s diverse histories for this generation and the next. Experience the treasures of Arizona history from the 1500s to today. Immerse yourself in copper mining
history, explore the Old West through the lives of historical figures like Geronimo and Wyatt Earp, and discover how technology transformed Arizona into the place it is today.
Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum
Living Coast Discovery Center
Chula Vista, California
619-409-5900
thelivingcoast.org
The Living Coast Discovery Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit zoo and aquarium located on the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. Founded in 1987 as the Chula Vista Nature Interpretive Center, we have served the San Diego community for over 30 years.
Apache Junction, Arizona
480-983-4888
smldm.org
Nestled at the base of Arizona's legendary Superstition Mountain, the Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum preserves and shares the history, legends, and lore that have shaped the region. Explore engaging exhibits featuring the Lost Dutchman, Indigenous peoples, geology, ranching, and the area's rich Old West heritage. Stroll our historic grounds to discover authentic buildings from the famed Apacheland Movie Ranch, including the Elvis Chapel from Charro! and the Apacheland Barn featured in Audie Murphy's Arizona Raiders, along with our
1880s Cossak Stamp Mill, G-Scale Model Railroad, and other outdoor exhibits that bring Arizona's past to life. Whether you're fascinated by folklore, history, or the rugged spirit of the Southwest, the museum offers an unforgettable experience for all ages. As a nonprofit museum, we preserve these stories through exhibits, education, and community programs, made possible by our members, volunteers, and donors.
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