SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN MUSEUM

Our museum is among the most beautiful and unique presentations of history anywhere. The Museum sits on 14 acres of Sonoran desert, bursting with interesting, educational and entertaining exhibits and events. We are a place for visitors to take a walk through time, to relax, and to witness the beauty of the Superstition Mountain. Our outdoor model railroad exhibit, mining exhibits and Apacheland Movie Ranch exhibit, including the iconic Elvis chapel and Audie Murphy barn, preserves the memory of the actors and the movies they made in the shadow of the Superstitions. All of this has been available to the public since 2004, mostly free of charge to visitors. Your generous donation will help us to to maintain, improve and continue to keep it that way in the coming years... The Superstition Mountain Historical Society was formed on December 27, 1979. We are a non-profit corporation under Section 501 (c) 3, organized to collect and preserve the history and legends of Arizona's Superstition..

Also known as: Superstition Mountain - Lost Dutchman Museum