Cave Creek Museum

Cave Creek Museum

Cave Creek, Arizona

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Cave Creek Museum

Cave Creek Museum
Stroll through the history of the Desert Foothills: rife with artifacts, exhibits, paintings, jewelry, and more at Cave Creek Museum. Through actively preserving the culture of the area, Cave Creek Museum is able to share the historical and archaeological aspects of the region with visitors. Explore the first church of Cave Creek, the Golden Reef Stamp Mill, the National Register of Historic Buildings tubercular cabin, and the garden.

Information

  • address6140 E Skyline Drive, Cave Creek
  • moreInfoOpen October through May
  • openingHoursWed & Thu, Sat & Sun 1pm–4:30pm, Fri 10am–4:30pm, Mon & Tue closed
  • phone+1 480 488 2764
  • websiteVisit website

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