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125 N Main Ave
Aztec, NM 87410
+1 (505) 334-9829
http://www.aztecmuseum.org

The Aztec Museum and Pioneer Village offers visitors a unique experience by showcasing 12 archaic edifices that recreate a typical 20th-century setting.

Situated in close proximity to the Aztec Museum, the Pioneer Village provides a glimpse into the past through its carefully curated collection of historic buildings.

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4.56 reviews
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Jim C.
5/31/2014

Not to be missed! This museum looks like a storefront from the street but is actually a gateway into this lovely town's past century There is a quaint collection of old bric a brac, but...

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PJ C.
9/7/2022

Not sure where we read about this place but after we toured the nearby Aztec National Monument we stopped in downtown Aztec for this quirky museum. It is now $5 but well worth it. The volunteer...

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Sam B.
9/30/2023

Great local history museum. They have an indoor portion and then an entire campus with buildings. The Director was very helpful in assisting us when we came with someone in a wheelchair; she...

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Lori R.
9/28/2022

This is an amazing little gem that makes history personal and tangible. You can literally step back and see exactly what life would have been like in the past. Completely authentic, rich in...

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Sue L.
7/22/2021

Surprisingly interesting stop $3 per person, 5 and under are free. It's a little cluttered but if you have time to browse it's full of amazing pieces of history from the area from Pueblo to the 70s

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