Pueblo Grande Museum & Archaeological Park, Phoenix
The Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park is a great place to introduce kids to the Hohokam Culture, one of Arizona's early Indian peoples. Tour a replica of a Hohokam pithouse and adobe compound. Explore the ruins of an 800 year-old Hohokam ball court and platform mound. Participate in a hands-on workshop and simulated archaeology dig. And discover the Hohokam's knowledge of astronomy as well as their pottery and canal building skills.
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Getting There
The Pueblo Grande Museum is located at 4619 East Washington in Phoenix. The Museum is situated on the southeast corner of 44th Street and Washington.
Hours & Times
Pueblo Grande Museum is open Monday through Saturday 9:00-16:45, Sunday 13:00-16:45. Guided tours of the museum are offered on Saturdays at 11:00 and 13:00 and Sundays at 13:30. Guided tours of the Hohokam irrigation canals in the Park of Four Waters take place at 10:00 on the last Saturday of each month from October to April. A variety of special events are scheduled throughout the year.
Admission & Fees
Admission charged. Children aged 6 to 17 are half price. Children under 6 years of age are free of change. Entrance is free to all on Sundays.
Contact Details
Telephone +1 (602) 495 0901. Email pueblo.grande.museum.pks@phoenix.gov.
Things to Keep in Mind
Allow 90 minutes for your visit. Seasonal exhibits focus on archaeology, southwestern cultures, and contemporary American Indian art.
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