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Mohave Museum of History and Arts

Address: 400 W. Beale St., Kingman, AZ | Map It
Phone: 928/753-3195
www.ctaz.com/~mocohist/museum/index.htm

Category: Museums/Galleries
Location: Kingman

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Fodor's Review:

The Mohave Museum of History and Arts includes an Andy Devine Room with memorabilia from Devine's Hollywood years and, incongruously, a portrait collection of every president and first lady. The museum has an exceptional library collection of research materials related to the region. There's also an exhibit of carved Kingman turquoise, displays on Native American art and artifacts, and a diorama depicting the mid-19th-century expedition of Lt. Edward Beale, who led his camel-cavalry unit to the area in search of a wagon road along the 35th parallel. You can follow the White Cliffs Trail from downtown to see the deep ruts cut into the desert floor by the wagons that came to Kingman after Beale's time.

Cost: $4 includes admission to Historic Route 66 Museum
Open: Weekdays 9-5, weekends 1-5

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