The Patagonia Museum – Page 9 – People and Places of Eastern Santa Cruz County

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What’s the source of Patagonia’s name: Miners’ nostalgia or grizzly prints?

The Weekly Bulletin – Arielle Ziontes – January 27, 2017 Say the name Patagonia to most Americans and they might think...

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...

Business Meetings

1/21/17 – Doug Kupel, Speaker

The Patagonia Museum Annual Meeting was held in the Patagonia Public Library on January 21, 2017. Officers selected for 2017...

Reference Materials

The Patagonia Museum Oral Histories Project

In 2009, a grant was secured with the assistance of the Patagonia Public Library from the Arizona State Library Office...

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),...

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...

Events

4/22/16 – Crossroads Quilters Show

The Crossroads Quilters of Sonoita, Elgin, and Patagonia hosted a quilt show on Saturday, April 22 from 12 noon to...

Danza Xunutzi Performing in Banamichi Plaza, 2019
Mr. CW's 5th grade class visits the Museum - March 2020
The Story Walk led by Laura, the librarian
McKeown Avenue c. 1920's - Courtesy of Pimera Alta Museum
Face painting
Mariachis Penumbra
Bea Quiroga and Hunter Leggitt on the Way to La Martina Ranch, 2019
Kite flying
Desks donated by the Empire Ranch destined for the Lochiel Schoolhouse
Borderlands Restoration Network plant sale
FFA Healthy Living Ambassadors
Elder Sharing at the Lochiel Schoolhouse June 2019
More kids
Banamichi Historic Stone
The kids
Patagonia Lumber Co. c 1915
Face painting
Face painting
Church in Huepac, 2019
Danza Xunutzi Performer in Banamichi Plaza. Photo Courtesy Bruce Ventura, 2019

In The News

Grand opening inaugurates new era at Old Main

The Weekly Bulletin – January 26, 2016 The sleepy school grounds of Old Main came alive once again when the...

Danza Xunutzi Performing in Banamichi Plaza, 2019
Mr. CW's 5th grade class visits the Museum - March 2020
The Story Walk led by Laura, the librarian
McKeown Avenue c. 1920's - Courtesy of Pimera Alta Museum
Face painting
Mariachis Penumbra
Bea Quiroga and Hunter Leggitt on the Way to La Martina Ranch, 2019
Kite flying
Desks donated by the Empire Ranch destined for the Lochiel Schoolhouse
Borderlands Restoration Network plant sale
FFA Healthy Living Ambassadors
Elder Sharing at the Lochiel Schoolhouse June 2019
More kids
Banamichi Historic Stone
The kids
Patagonia Lumber Co. c 1915
Face painting
Face painting
Church in Huepac, 2019
Danza Xunutzi Performer in Banamichi Plaza. Photo Courtesy Bruce Ventura, 2019

In The News

Patagonia Museum gets keys to the school

The Weekly Bulletin – October 21, 2015 The Patagonia Museum signed a contract with the Patagonia Public Schools on Monday...

Danza Xunutzi Performing in Banamichi Plaza, 2019
Mr. CW's 5th grade class visits the Museum - March 2020
The Story Walk led by Laura, the librarian
McKeown Avenue c. 1920's - Courtesy of Pimera Alta Museum
Face painting
Mariachis Penumbra
Bea Quiroga and Hunter Leggitt on the Way to La Martina Ranch, 2019
Kite flying
Desks donated by the Empire Ranch destined for the Lochiel Schoolhouse
Borderlands Restoration Network plant sale
FFA Healthy Living Ambassadors
Elder Sharing at the Lochiel Schoolhouse June 2019
More kids
Banamichi Historic Stone
The kids
Patagonia Lumber Co. c 1915
Face painting
Face painting
Church in Huepac, 2019
Danza Xunutzi Performer in Banamichi Plaza. Photo Courtesy Bruce Ventura, 2019

In The News

Patagonia Museum sprucing up before heading south

The Weekly Bulletin – JB Miller – September 16, 2015 From picking up trash on the outskirts of town to...

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...

In The News