Downtown History Museum

The Downtown History Museum, tucked away in the Wells Fargo Bank building, features historic artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of Tucson’s origins as a Spanish fort and mission to its modern-day incarnation as a modern city with a strong sense of pride in its “Old Pueblo” origins.

Hours:
The museum is currently closed.
It will resume regular hours November 28, 2018.
Normal Hours of operation:
Wednesday-Friday 11AM-3PM

Admission: Free, donations welcome.

The Downtown History Museum is located at 140 N. Stone Avenue, on Stone Avenue at Alameda Street.

Validated parking is available in the Wells Fargo garage on Alameda.

There are no events on the calendar at this time.

Featured Exhibits

History of Tucson Starting with the Spanish Presidio Growing into a Modern Desert City

Permanent Exhibits

Dillinger

Learn about one of the nation’s most notorious and elusive Depression-era criminals and his capture in Tucson on January 25, 1934.

Education

Guided tours:
The Downtown History Museum offers guided tours during regular hours on Wednesday through Friday. The guided tour will cover a majority of the museum’s exhibits, with information about the development of Tucson and its people. Admission for guided tours is $3/person.

Self-guided tours:
Self-Guided Tours available during regular business hours for no additional cost.

If you’re interested in scheduling a tour, contact us at (520) 770-1473.

Staff

Front Desk

(520) 770-1473

The gift shop is currently closed until further notice.

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