This us a wonderful historical experience. Many rooms and an original silver miners cabin removed…read morefrom the mountains and reassembled here, enter thru a doorway . So much to see and learn. Geronimo married 8 times, the last time at 78 when he was still a war prisoner. .They transported him to a new york world's fair to be a living exhibit. Two hours might be enough. Maybe not.

This is a very large collection of local American history. It's also much larger on the inside…read morethan the outside leads you to believe. It's definitely geared to adults and not children, just FYI for families. The collection includes an excellent collection of Indigenous American pottery from thousands of years ago to more recent history. There are cowboy artifacts, American Indian artifacts, lots of pictures and articles from local towns over the years. Then, of course, there is an entire room dedicated to The Name Change history and Ralph Edwards - the host of Truth or Consequences. It can take an hour or more depending on how in-depth you want to get with everything available. A mere $6 to get in as of 05/25, and worth it.

Just after entering town from the south you will notice a very tall and proud American Flag on the…read moreright. Slow down and contemplate the fact that we are free only because of the brave. This memorial area is worth a visit. Maybe because I am a combat veteran I feel more emotionally invested in any Veterans Park or museum, but I encourage everyone to take a little time every now and then to remember why our country is what it is today. Regardless of political affiliation, all our freedoms come from the same place. The museum here is small but packed full of uniforms and individual's personal history from all major wars and conflicts. The park outside has a replica Vietnam Veterans Wall. There is a history walk. Then there is that large, beautiful flag pole. Pull in.

The park portion is clean and well maintained. There is a path you follow, with plaques along the…read moreway that represent each war in which the US was engaged. Each plaque has information on the war and a few statistics. Inside, the museum is well laid out, has a lot of items of interest and information. A lot of authentic uniforms from the past. This is a very nice museum and grounds.

Got flight and an old fashioned to share Came here with my…read morebrother and our New Mexico family Ambiance: friendly laidback and regretfully will miss out on trivia Tuesdays with Nathan and Christie Service: bartenders Lupe and Jorge were amazingly awesome. For home, bought a crowlers 32oz cans and growlers 64oz bottles of my faves were the 6-7 & buckhorn YUM, cosmic blonde & stout Also got some cups for gifts;-)

The brewery is a fantastic place. The architecture of the building is very cool, they always play…read moregood music, the beer is very good also. They always have live music going and the people of TorC are great folks. This is one of the "Must visit" places in TorC.

We have been here several times looking for descriptions of properties and seeing if there are any…read morerestrictions on different areas. We have dealt with several people and they are all so friendly and really eager to help you.

Super cool place took my son to see minions and monsters. It was the first time I had been there…read moresince I was a kid. The staff was super friendly. They have a little concession thing in there with hotdog popcorn drinks. The works they even offer alcohol for you to enjoy while you watch your movie. Very family friendly place enjoyed being there.!

always a great experience to watch a movie on the big screen!!!!! and El Cortez Theater is a…read morefabulous place to bring the kids!!! good old fashioned fun!!! great popcorn too!!!!