Best places: Local history museums in Pinal County, United States

12-acre spot featuring exhibits with regional artifacts & folklore, plus an Elvis chapel on site.

This well-kept 1895 Victorian home provides a look into home life in Arizona's territorial days.

Roomy museum highlighting Tempe's growth over the years, including via rotating displays & orations.

Restored circa-1901 capitol now offers a peek into old statehouse chambers & the governor's office.

Pre-Columbian site inhabited by Hohokam people, with trails passing the village & irrigation canals.

👍👍 Pretty compact yet informative Museum. Staff were helpful and gave a good starter narrative. We enjoyed going through the exhibits with some interactive components. There was a memorial also included within. Pretty impressive I must say.

Exhibits featuring artifacts, photographs & documents related to the area's history, plus programs.

Opened in 1987, this museum features exhibits on Mesa's history, including a replica schoolhouse.

👍👍 Very Rare Authentic Victorian Style House Located within Tempe’s Petersen Park Neighborhood. Built in 1892 as the home for Prominent Tempe Rancher Niels Petersen and his wife Susanna. Constructed by Renowned Architect, James Creighton, it was one the most Elegant rural homes in the Salt River Valley...

Museum exploring southern Arizona's past, with artifacts such as Geronimo’s rifle & Spanish silver.

Exhibits on the Verde River Valley's formation & history, including experiences of the Yavapais.