Best places: History museums in Fruita, United States

👍👍 What a neat little museum. This is a must-do stop in Frisco. Several old buildings with rich history, relics, and lost treasures. We took our group of 13 to tour and everyone loved it! They’ve also got a large display and train table. Check it out!

👍👍 This was a spur of the moment stop along our road trip. We circled back to see what this place was about and were just in time to join the next tour group. Everyone that worked there just seemed really amazingly friendly. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and thorough! The tour ended up being ab...

Museum devoted to the region's native heritage, with Ute Indian artifacts, ceremonial dress & more.

👍👍 Fantastic stop! Every room pulls you further into the history! We will make this a must stop, anytime we go through Utah.

👍👍 It is great to learn about the history of Breckenridge and especially for the ones fascinated with trains this is a very interesting visit.

Spanning Colorado's history, with 19th-century firearms, adobe pottery & a uranium mine exhibit.

👍👍 Amazing museum with a wooly mammoth skeleton and lots of historical goodies. Museum workers were so kind and informative. They did a "treasure hunt" for the kids among the museum artifacts with prizes. Definitely worth a visit!

Interactive science center for kids & adults, with exhibits & activities focusing on energy.

👍👍 Can’t sleep, found you while searching the country in google maps and picking a random pin. Enjoyed virtually touring via the website, maybe I’ll plan a trip one day and come see it in person! Best wishes from New York! :)

Cultural & natural history museum with geology, paleontology & archeology collections.

Local history exhibits on Native American art, skiing & agriculture in a Queen Anne–style home.

Period exhibits in the 1882 home of escaped slave, entrepreneur & civil rights leader Barney Ford.

👍👍 Fantastic machinery with numbered descriptions. This place usually has pamphlets to describe the history and what each piece did. The Breck Historic Society website also has info. This area was significant in the contribution to milled lumber and furthering the growth of building capability and desi...

👍 Was closed on a Friday. What I saw of it made me want to go back