Description
Salmon Ruins Museum in Bloomfield, NM, offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore an excavated Ancestral Puebloan archaeological site, view artifacts, visit a historic homestead, and experience reconstructions of Native American habitations. The museum provides educational tours, research, and preservation of cultural heritage in the Four Corners region.
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Salmon Ruins Museum is located at 6131 US-64, Bloomfield, NM 87413.
You can contact Salmon Ruins Museum by calling +1-5056322013.
Salmon Ruins Museum is listed under the following categories: Archaeological museum, Exhibit, Historical landmark, Tourist attraction .
Salmon Ruins Museum provides services in the following areas: Bloomfield, New Mexico, San Juan County .
Salmon Ruins Museum offers the following products: Authentic Southwestern keepsakes, Native American art and crafts, Museum souvenirs, Educational materials .
Salmon Ruins Museum provides a range of services, including: Private archaeology tours, Guided site tours, Research and preservation, Site steward volunteer program, Educational outreach, Events and special tours, Gift shop with Native American art .
Salmon Ruins Museum specializes in: Chacoan Outlier archaeological site, Ancestral Puebloan culture, Ruins stabilization and preservation, Native American history education, Guided archaeological field tours, Cultural resource protection .
Salmon Ruins Museum was established in 1973.
The languages spoken at Salmon Ruins Museum include: English .
Salmon Ruins Museum accepts the following payment options: Cash, Check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover .
