Mesa, United States
2345 N Horne
N/A
+1 4808352286
Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant
Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet
Wonderful museum. Thoughtful displays and innovative subject matters. My favorite was Women in Aviation. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. This is definitely worth a visit.
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It's tough to get excited about this museum when I had just visited the Tempe Historical museum--which is free and has much better displays. This is a former school building with displays in 3 rooms. The rest of the building is not really being used well as museum space. There is an outside exhibit or two, but not much to look at for 5. I saw everything in about 30 minutes. Try the Tempe Museum instead--much better...and FREE!
I've been to this Museum several times over the past year, I love the idea of new exhibits and they don't disappoint. I loved the Hallelujah Hats exhibit and now they have Women in Aviation plus they have expanded on the historical founding families of the Mesa/Lehi area. If you want to take friends or visitors for a fun stop, I recommend this Museum.
Such a neat museum!! I loved all the old school pictures, the women in aviation display and all the old farm equipment outside! So much to see! Definitely recommend stopping at this gem!
Attention to detail was the Mesa Historical Museum’s sponsored tour of the Mesa Cemetery. In their presentation were some famous and not so well known Including members of the RAF (British airmen killed while training at Falcon field in WW II) and the gravesite of Miranda. (You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be ....) Unlike most national museums that remain closed during this pandemic, I’m glad there is one local, educational place the public can frequent - safe, socially distance yet refreshingly with a return to normalcy
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