Snowflake, United States
102 1st St E
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+1 9285364331
Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant
Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet
This museum is run by volunteers so it may be advantageous to call and set an appointment before you visit. The museum is extremely personal and hands-on. Sharla Flake was our museum guide and she knew the history of the people who settled Snow Flake and the stories of many of their descendants. Our tour started in a house made from two original adobe houses where we loved the schoolroom upstairs. It continued with a log cabin that was dismantled in Beaver, Utah, carried about 500 miles by wagons, then rebuilt in Snow Flake. The final part of the tour is a three storey mansion (although they did not consider it as such) built in 1895 for the James Flake family who had over a dozen children. All three buildings are filled with original period furniture, belongings, photos and paintings. Our entire group loved this tour! Highest recommendation.
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Lovely displays, very educational!
A great place with lots of fun old pictures and things from by gone days
It is clear and easy to understand the history of the area with great tour guides.
Stinson Great Historical landmark museum. Had a wonderful tour by Dahlia Flake. Museum had so much interesting information. A MUST visit if your in SnowFlake, Arizona.
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