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Carrizozo Heritage Museum
Artifacts & Exhibits tracing Carrizozo's History.
Gift shop. 03 12th St., Carrizozo NM 88301, 575.648.1105
Artifacts & Exhibits tracing Carrizozo's History.
Gift shop. 03 12th St., Carrizozo NM 88301, 575.648.1105
Billy Byway Visitor's Center
Displays & exhibitions depicting locations along the historic Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway route.
Hwy 70 West, Ruidoso Downs NM
575.378..5318 or 800.253.2255
Displays & exhibitions depicting locations along the historic Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway route.
Hwy 70 West, Ruidoso Downs NM
575.378..5318 or 800.253.2255
Fort Stanton Museum
The Fort Stanton State Monument is a must-see attraction when visiting Lincoln County. New Mexico’s newest State Monument features over 155 years of southwestern history ranging from its initial creation as a military garrison to its significance as the first Tuberculosis Hospital in the state, to an internment camp for German seaman during World War II.
Fort Stanton is also partner with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which oversees thousands of acres surrounding Fort Stanton. Visitors are invited to enjoy the nearly 100 miles of trails, a camping area, and horseback riding operated by BLM. The BLM operates an extensive caving program including studies of the For Stanton Cave and Snowy River, but the caves are not yet open to the public.
To reserve a tour, please email tours@fortstanton.org or call Clinton Smith (575-258-5702) or Charlotte Rowe (575-336-4015) for more information
The Fort Stanton State Monument is a must-see attraction when visiting Lincoln County. New Mexico’s newest State Monument features over 155 years of southwestern history ranging from its initial creation as a military garrison to its significance as the first Tuberculosis Hospital in the state, to an internment camp for German seaman during World War II.
Fort Stanton is also partner with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) which oversees thousands of acres surrounding Fort Stanton. Visitors are invited to enjoy the nearly 100 miles of trails, a camping area, and horseback riding operated by BLM. The BLM operates an extensive caving program including studies of the For Stanton Cave and Snowy River, but the caves are not yet open to the public.
To reserve a tour, please email tours@fortstanton.org or call Clinton Smith (575-258-5702) or Charlotte Rowe (575-336-4015) for more information
Capitan Museum
Historical Artifacts, Memorabilia
412 5th Street, Capitan NM 88316
575.354.0341 (Call for appointment)
Historical Artifacts, Memorabilia
412 5th Street, Capitan NM 88316
575.354.0341 (Call for appointment)
Hubbard Museum
of the American West
The Hubbard Museum has grown from its original incredible collection of Anne C. Stradling’s Museum of the Horse to being a truly first class historic Western museum.
841 Hwy 70 W, P.O. Box 40
Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346
(575) 378-4142 Fax (575) 378-4166
www.hubbardmuseum.org
info@hubbardmuseum.org
of the American West
The Hubbard Museum has grown from its original incredible collection of Anne C. Stradling’s Museum of the Horse to being a truly first class historic Western museum.
841 Hwy 70 W, P.O. Box 40
Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346
(575) 378-4142 Fax (575) 378-4166
www.hubbardmuseum.org
info@hubbardmuseum.org
Miner's Home & Toolshed
Museum
Historical Artifacts, Memorabilia & Exhibits portraying the Old West.
White Oaks, New Mexico 88301
575.648.2363
Historical Artifacts, Memorabilia & Exhibits portraying the Old West.
White Oaks, New Mexico 88301
575.648.2363
White Oaks Schoolhouse
Museum
The eastern-influenced 4-room schoolhouse is much the same as when iit was built in 1895. There is a small museum on the second floor documenting the past.
The eastern-influenced 4-room schoolhouse is much the same as when iit was built in 1895. There is a small museum on the second floor documenting the past.
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