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Thank you from the bottom of our hearts

A huge round of thanks goes to the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona for the grant provided to the Patagonia...
In The News

School is Back in Session

The venue that is now home to the Patagonia Museum closed its doors in 2015 as the “longest in contiguous...
In The News

Suffrage Sign Dedication Held

Article and photo by Marion Vendituoli. Reprinted by permission of the Patagonia Regional Times. Descendants of Mary Kane, who was...
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Student Docent program

A Round of Thanks Goes To…

The 2020/2021 recipients of the Museum’s Student Docent scholarships, Brianna Young, Carolina Quiroz and Hannah Woodard. Despite the less than...
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Art Appreciation at 100 School Street in Patagonia

What does it take to turn a blah beige handball wall into a work of art? A vision, a few...
In The News

Let There Be Light…

Both literally and figuratively. The literal reference is tied to the completion of the first phase of one of the...
In The News

While The Doors Are Closed…

We’re managing to stay busy. In fact, the Museum’s doors being temporarily shuttered has provided our curators with the perfect...
Reference Materials

Santa Cruz Patagonian Newspaper

  The Santa Cruz Patagonian Newspaper was first published in Patagonia on December 1912. The Patagonia Museum, the Patagonia Library...
In The News

Making “HERstory” in Arizona

Reprinted from the National Votes for Women Trail Newsletter Dec. 2020: In November of 1912, Arizona made history by becoming...
In The News

In Honor of Women’s Right to Vote

The National Votes for Women Trail and the William G. Pomeroy Foundation have honored the Patagonia Museum by sponsoring a...
Business Meetings

2/1/17 – Dr. Deni Seymour, Speaker

Following Father Kino’s Footsteps in the Sonoita Valley – Anthropologist Dr. Deni Seymour discussed the early Patagonia people (Sobaipuri-O’odham) circa 1690...
Reference Materials

Santa Cruz Patagonian Newspaper

  The Santa Cruz Patagonian Newspaper was first published in Patagonia on December 1912. The Patagonia Museum, the Patagonia Library...
In The News

The Lochiel One Room Schoolhouse

Built before 1905 of adobe and used as a schoolhouse through the 1970’s, the property which is owned by the...
Business Meetings

4/21/17 – Bernard Siquieros, Speaker

The Patagonia Museum met for a brief business meeting on Friday, April 21. at 3pm in the Patagonia Public Library. Our...
Business Meetings

10/21/17 – Major Ron Gold, Speaker

The Arizona Rangers were established in 1901 and provided law enforcement in territorial Arizona until 1909. Patagonian Chapo Beaty served...
Info

Lochiel Schoolhouse Update

We are making great progress on the restoration of the Lochiel Schoolhouse.
Events

Patagonia Elementary School Class Visits Lochiel

On Monday, May 9, 2011, Kate Musick’s first and second grade class from Patagonia Elementary School participated in a field...
Reference Materials

O’Odham Rancherias

The O’odham people inhabited a large area of desert, foothills and river valleys south from the Gila River (in Arizona),...
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