My family, the Sosa Family settled in Tucson in 1775. This is our historical family home. So happy to see it preserved so future generations can enjoy its history.

Reclaiming our spaces! Tucson Convention Center took an entire barrio away and this space remains. Mexican history and representation

Full of history, a community treasure. There is a room left as it was in the turn of the century. Its pretty cool to see.

Nice museum. Historic 1870s home.

Also tried visiting DURING POSTED HOURS and it was closed. Website said it should be open and even the hours on the door stated it should be open. Incredibly disappointing as I deliberately made the trip downtown to visit it. How difficult is it to keep the correct hours?

A gem of Tucson history. The guides are amazing. Free admission (donation suggested)

Interesting exhibit showcasing the history of women mariachi performers

Very nice place rich in history

Wonderful museum with artifacts from this area. Entertaining and time well spent when downtown.

My Sosa family historical Home! Living history.Thank you for preserving it with love.Carolina Lopez Tucson

Website says you are open You are not...Very disappointing

I am a descendant of the Sosa family and the last several times we have tried to visit with grandchildren and found it closed. We were very disappointed.

Small basic place. Not that interesting.

Wonderful historical landmark in Tucson