During our visit, there were two exhibits open, both of which were excellent as well as different from what you'd get in most small city museums. Unfortunately, the third was in work, but sounded lik… Full review by montanapescado
Dec 28, 2021
My husband and I had a little time to kill one afternoon so we stopped in the Farmington Museum. It was a really pleasant museum with a friendly staff. There were a couple of exhibits on the histor… Full review by StephanieN44
Jun 11, 2021
Our hotel recommended we stop here since I was looking for a New Mexican cookbook. The museum was not open but we could not tell that from the car since the times had changed. Anyhow, as we walked … Full review by Sandy817
May I bring my small, very well-behaved pooch into the museum? If not, and there's no shady parking, I won't be able to visit.
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Bensalem: I didn't notice any signs about bringing dogs into the museum. I presume that only service dogs are allowed, though often that is overlooked if your dog is small and is carried …
Bensalem: I didn't notice any signs about bringing dogs into the museum. I presume that only service dogs are allowed, though often that is overlooked if your dog is small and is carried in a dog carrier/bag. There is an area behind the museum along the river that has a few shaded areas. Maybe your pup can hang out there while you visit. This time of year, it won't be too hot to keep the pooch in your car. This past week has been in the 50s and 60s and overcast with some rain but each day is different... I recommend calling ahead to see what they say.
How extensive is the Lost Egypt exhibit? (i.e., how many actual artifacts?) Is Jan. 4th still the last day to view it? Thanks!
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I visited before the Lost Egypt exhibit was on display. There should be two rooms devoted to the exhibit, so I would guess about 20.The facility is a lot smaller than the Albuquerque …
I visited before the Lost Egypt exhibit was on display. There should be two rooms devoted to the exhibit, so I would guess about 20.The facility is a lot smaller than the Albuquerque museums, but the Farmington History and Oil Field history exhibits are well worth a visit in itself. I'm a Farmington native, and was very impressed with the accuracy and interesting details.
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