Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village is a local history museum featuring a self-guided tour through a reconstructed Pioneer Village, an early farm implement exhibit, a rock & mineral exhibit, and an oilfield exhibit showcasing the early drilling rigs and equipment used in the San Juan Basin.

Collection	The general collection of the Aztec Museum, housed in the main museum building, includes a clock collection, clothing, office equipment, and a barber shop. In the Lobato Room, there are collections of minerals, fossils, rocks, and seashells, as well as Spanish armor and cowboy and sheepmen equipment.
Date Range of Collection:	1890 - present

Pioneer Village

The 10 original buildings in the Pioneer Village, dating from 1880, along with three replicas, include a log cabin, a general store and post office, a doctor's office, a sheriff's office and jail, a print shop, a blacksmith shop, a one room school, and a bank. There is also a Denver & Rio Grande Rail Road caboose in the village. The post office features mail boxes from the old Flora Vista Post Office.

Date Range of Collection:	1880 - 1889
Number of Items:	10,000

Hours:	10am - 4pm (winter); 9am - 5pm (summer); closed Sunday
Admission:	$3 (adults),$1 (age 12-17), 11 & under are free
Location:	125 N. Main Ave. Aztec, NM 87410
Contact:	Phone: (505) 334-9829
Address:	125 N. Main Ave. Aztec, NM 87410

Special Programs:	guided tours for schools and groups, Founders Day demonstrations, Carol Sing, The Aztec Museum Archives; available by appointment for historical and genealogical research; include family histories, photos, newspapers, journals, and other documents from th
Handicap Accessible:	Partial
Museum Shop:	(505) 334-9829
Museum Shop Specialties:	local arts & crafts, books
Meeting Facilities:	Rooms: Pioneer Church/$150.00 (for weddings and vow renewals) Rental Fees: $100 (and $50 deposit) Contact: Curator/Director (334-9829)

Director	Melody Gibson (505) 334-9829

To find out more about this collection, visit or contact:

Deah Folk, Director
(505) 334-9829