Beautiful facility with great and welcoming staff! We were…read moredelightfully surprised once we entered. Originally just intending to get some maps and general information, we found it ourselves engrossed in the museum and history! The staff at the front desk were very helpful with our questions about the area. It's got a beautiful out back deck with a lovely river walk access! Stop in!

Free museum! Perfect stop to stretch out your legs if driving through or visiting Farmington New…read moreMexico! Charming little museum, snapshot of local history, petroliana exhibit is wonderful, river views from the courtyard, and great little gift shop, and traveling exhibits. Also travel info and local attractions. Friendly helpful staff. I loved finding this place and strolling around for an hour. Perfect family stop for the kids or to take a relaxing walk.

Not sure where we read about this place but after we toured the nearby Aztec National Monument we…read morestopped in downtown Aztec for this quirky museum. It is now $5 but well worth it. The volunteer manning the front desk was beyond helpful and got us oriented for our self guided tour. The displays in the main building are a real hodgepodge of artifacts. We wondered how many of the Native American items were looted and should be returned to their rightful owners. Nonetheless it was an interesting collection. We then entered the annex and were taken aback by the cyclorama - never seen anything like it. Afterward we wandered the small village of original and reconstructed village buildings. Very impressive. The amount of work it took to move, gather and in some cases rebuild these structures is hard to imagine. They obviously have some very dedicated volunteers and donors. Surprisingly worth the time to visit this slice of Americana.

Great local history museum. They have an indoor portion and then an entire campus with buildings…read more The Director was very helpful in assisting us when we came with someone in a wheelchair; she opened the back gate and brought out the ramp for the basement. A lot of the historic structures limit wheelchair accessibility, but she was happy to help with what she could. If you have a limited mobility visitor with you, I suggest calling ahead so make sure the staff working that day know how to accommodate you. We spent about an hour and a half here total.

Nice quick stop on your walk or drive through downtown Farmington. This building and exhibit was…read moredonated by former late mayor Robert Culpepper and includes a rotating display of Native American rugs. His personal collection was over 400 so you'll need to stop by often. The building is beautifully refinished. The displays provide detailed information on each rug. The staff is friendly and helpful. In the future, additional exhibits and crafts for kids will become available. It's a free exhibit but donations are welcomed.

My son and I were in Durango to ride the train but the wildfire forced cancelation of our ride .We…read moredecided to enjoy our day visiting as much of the town as we could. We went to the Animas Museum and had a great visit. We actually messed up and came in the back door, It is an old school house and has desks of the era, many great old photos of the town . Turns out that Animas was the towns original name. My favorite Was a list of the teachers jobs such as starting the fire. The list of punishments for various kid misdeeds is priceless, lashes were applied liberally. A very nice young man named Pablo showed us around as well as a wonderful little lady who was very helpful with the history of the building. Make sure to go it is only a five dollar donation. Make sure to check out the original old cabin Were here on June 20th 2018 Scott a Miller

We stopped by for the chuck wagon breakfast in early October and took some time to enjoy the…read moremuseum. What a great old piece of architecture, and a real asset to the community.

Quick look rating: 5/5 Quality, 3/5 Service, 5/5 Experience…read more To note: This is a review of a wildlife museum of the animals of Colorado/Rockies. If you are on a visit to the Rockies area, this is a great stop to check out and get familiar with all of the different animals and their habituate. When I first went through I was surprised by how well the animals were displayed! What a great way to learn about the animals of the area before your families adventure into the rockies! There is a national park ranger on duty there and to answer questions. This is an ideal place for kids to help them understand the balance of nature and learn. Out front are some of the biggest trout in a small trout pond where the little ones can check out! There is a fish food feed meter that distributes fish food. Bring your quarters, the kids love this, to be able to feed the fish. Even the little kid inside you will love it as well! Right next door is the Durango State Trout Hatchery and Rearing Unit where you can really check out trout! Long rows of different sized and aged trout. What a fun museum! This is a must stop for a family adventure!

The museum is really cool and for residents or visitors to Colorado well worth a visit. It is…read morestaffed by volunteers and ours was very knowledgeable. The building is not air conditioned so be forewarned as we visitedon a warm day. We also went to the hatchery and that was fun too.

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We got there late so only had a hour to spend there but you could easily spend 3 hours there! My 4…read moreyear old daughter loved it!! So many toys/books and interactive activities there!

I have to admit, when we walked up in this place I had massive doubts that it would be worth the…read moreprice of admission. Beginning with the sad little air contraption on the floor that was supposed to keep ping pong balls afloat but, sadly, could hardly manage consistent air current, I figured Powerhouse was going to be a very brief and disappointing adventure. I was totally wrong. Considering the exhibits occupy the square footage of about half an elementary school cafeteria, there's a ton going on here. Like our hometown science museum, Explora, much of the fun around here is interactive, and many of the machines and gadgets are hand-made and well maintained. The building itself is historic and has a lot of character. There's an activity room for toddlers and plenty for the older set to engage with; I'd say any kid aged, oh, 14 and under can have a good time here. And then there's me, age 39, who sat with the Legos for about a half hour. Sorry, kid. This is a really great addition to a terrific town that doesn't offer a great deal for little ones, save some great parks. It's walking distance from all of the action on Main street, so parents can really make a day out of downtown Durango. Close your visit by wandering the fun, somewhat sketchville walking bridge that drapes the Animas river, outside. Once it started swaying, my daughter was more than a little freaked about physics.

A little disappointed. We had seen decent reviews of this place, and wanted to visit. Had seen the…read morewebsite as well and wanted to check it out. My husband and I just got into town. Followed directions and arrived on site, just to ring the doorbell and by greeted by a frustrated older gentleman that was annoyed with us for being there. He very begrudgingly let us know that they only gave tours to those who made an appt, at least a day before. He told us that the policy was listed everywhere. Not to my knowledge. Very disappointed at the rudeness. So make sure you get an appt before thinking you can visit.