Mohave Museum of History and Arts

Great place to visit! Make sure to do all 3 museums....pay for one, see them all. Lovely ladies greeted us upon entry, directed our path and we really enjoyed the walk through.

Friendly staffGood places for pics outside

Ive walked through a dozen small town history museums since I started Route 66. This museum had similar themes but was probably one of the best designed museums Ive seen. They also have more space than most of them, which gives them an advantage. It covers Native American history, the mining history, trains, local boys that made it big (Andy Devide specifically) a little Route 66 history and a few other topics specific to this area. It was well done.

Beautiful exhibition. Especially the area that made the connection between the development of man kind with the development from fetus to death.

Very informative and educational. The staff is friendly and full of information about the town and surrounding area as well.

Great little museum. Well laid out and very educational for a small price..

It was earnest, informative and fun. No bells and whistles, just engaging exhibits. The gift shop was wonderful want the staff helpful and amiable. I liked the mix of history, art and pop culture.

Great museum of local history. Lots of displays of artifacts.

Great time with the class. Kids loved every second they were so warm and welcoming and free for schools to continue education. Be sure to donate!

They are awesome about helping our little town museum.

History, history and more history laid out in such a beautiful scenario. If you take the time you will really enjoy all of it. Also include the the rail museum and the miniature rail museum. Fantastic yours at a very reasonable price.

This museum is dedicated to the ancient people that lived in the area to the settlers that traveled across country in search of a dream and a better life. Route 66 brought Native Americans, ranchers, miners, soldiers and everyday people to an area to find a new life. This museum is filled with artifacts and stories of the hardships they endured and the determination of those people. Fascinating real life accounts, photographs and maps to bring us closer to the past. They also have an hour long film which you should take time to watch and a room filled with the first electric cars. A must see!

Lots of fun stuff if you are are a product of the 40 and 50 and 60 and 70s.tickets are reasonably price..cheap!What fun and even a guide! Well done kingman..great place to live

Nice museum to take your family too

Absolutely loved this very nostalgic place. Had everything from the 50s and 60s even a few vintage custom cars parked outside for show. Tons of Route 66 memorabilia.

The Mohave Museum of Industry is included in the price for the Arizona Route 66 Museum. An eclectic display of Native American, Cowboy/Ranching/Americana and Andy Devine artifacts.

Was close to the Tesla supercharger. Not bad if youre wanting to kill some time.My husband and I joked about how the electric cars section should included some sort of Tesla to show how far weve developed the car of the future.

Awesome will be going back

Pretty cool historic.

Really worth the stop.,.Very interesting.. Wonderful displays. Learned a lot

Just went thru there loved the miniatures exhibit. Also like the fact that they had the president and their wives and their presidents section. really makes you appreciate life it seems like it was very difficult back in the day and to see the struggles that the people had to go through really makes you appreciate what you have.The staff there was verythe lady at the front spoke with me for about 5 minutes explaining all the exhibits and different things to do around in the city.Definitely recommend stopping by and checking me out Kingmans has a lot of history

Good place to visit, for interesting local history. Most of the information would be hard to find in published historical records making this place a Jem. Work your way around and you will find out why route 66 in Kingman is known as Andy Divine Road. Also enjoyable is the interpretive history of the Mohave.

We really enjoyed browsing through the historical displays here.

Great place to visit in Kingman AZ Right near the interstate, great history of that part of the state

Great place to learn. Beautiful artifacts and friendly staff.

Very interesting with a lot of early Az people and mining history for Mohave area.

Great displays and informative

This place was amazing, I loved the mimiture doll houses.

A really good museum to visit, nice people, worth the visit.

Its an excellent museum detailing Kingman and Mohave County.

Its a small place to visit but this museum shows all the past & current presidents. Its free for us to go because we went to the powerhouse-Route 66 museum first in order for us to go-to this museum, so its worth it.

Wonderful presentation talk on Turquoise! Wonderful!

A very good museum with lots to see inside and outdoors. Railroad cars you can enter and mock mine shafts to explore. Inside has a impressive assortment of all types of items from the western frontier days. I will come back whenever in town to show my friends. Extremely friendly service with lots of answers to questions.

Excellent display and information

Very interesting and educational

Great place to see the local history

Fantastic museum. Entrance fee is only 4 dollars for adults. In addition to local and western exhibits, the museum has a great presidential exhibit (including first ladies!) With US history. Great place to spend an afternoon!

Three museums for the price of one. Pay for admission here and get in to all three associated sites.

Between being one of three locations you can see every portrait of our presidents and first ladies in America, to showcasing the unique history of mohave county and both its indigenous and pioneer communities in an unique and extreme detail, to the least expensive entrance fee Ive seen on route 66, Id say that it was quite worth the visit. Lovely stuff.

Great place to visit

Great place loved it

Sorry...boring but cheap!

Awesome...full of history

Excellent and Amazing Museum!!!! The mural on the wall outside invite you to go inside and watch everything they have in there. The Staff is very friendly and...whoever did organize the stuff ...well, did an amazing job because everything is perfectly put on the right spot! Good, good job!!!!

Lots of cool stuff!

Staff was great. Had a Groupon $9 for 2 people and had the opportunity to see 3 total museums. Lots to see. The outdoor exhibit was a nice small exhibit

Very rich in history

Neat place with lots to see. The veteran that works the welcome table when you first walk in was extremely knowledgeable and friendly!

Nice little museum. Good illustration of the areas history, gave me a sense if development here from the indigenous people forward.

I love going to museums and this one has lots if info about the area. The workers are very helpful.

Nice displays

Awesome museum and a great deal! 3 museums for one price! Definitely worth spending a day in Kingman to see these museums

It was really interesting!! Wonderful paintings of our Nations presidents. So glad we stopped in!!

Cant believe I have never been, I have lived here 15 years! Definitely a must see whether youre a local, or just a visiter.

Very educational

We love it. Had a great time there.

Very nice museum. Great library too.

Well worth the trip, very well done, lots of information and history.

Here I go again. Another small museum in a desert city, with miles and miles of miles and miles in all directions from Kingman. This is, for me anyway, a wonderful stop between Las Vegas and Phoenix, Via Wickenburg of course! The mural on the outside is inviting, the docents are so friendly, some may feel like victims, as the docent continues telling history and presidential facts, and how much they love their town, it is very sweet. Now the Museum, Andy Devine (probably unknwn to the current generation f Yelpers) was born in Kingman and he has a special room of memorabilia. He was quite a star in his era. The complete set of presidential and first lady portraits in excellent. This is only one of 3 (or four depending on who tells the story) sets in the world. With the docent passing interesting tidbits about many of the presidents it really adds to the flavor of this museum. There is a lot of rusty stuff about mining and the railroad era, a move abut one of the last steam engines, history about WWII and the thousands of planes that ended up in Kingman, The entry fee was 3 buck a head and includes 2 other historic places in Kingman. So Stop, Stretch your legs, and enjoy a bit of southwestern history..

Excellent!!

Wonderful experience

Very enjoyable and educational.

Very interesting!

Very informative place.

Quaint little history museum