Mohave County Historical Society
Mohave Museum of History & Arts
Explore the rich heritage of Northwest Arizona!
Our Story Since 1968
The Mohave Museum of History & Arts opened in 1968, the culmination of years of hard work by community members and the Mohave County Historical Society. For almost 60 years it has been the cornerstone of cultural preservation in Mohave County.
MMHA features collections focused Native American culture, mining, and ranching , and explored their role they played in the developement of the region.
Today, the museum also houses the Mohave County Historical Society's Archives and Research Library, along with MCHS administrative office.
Exhibits & Collections
Discover the stories, artifacts, and photographs that bring Mohave County's history to life.
Native American Heritage
Pioneer & Frontier Life
Mining & Industry
Hours & Admission
Last entry 30 minutes before closing. One ticket admits you to all three MCHS museums. Closed on major holidays.
Location
Located in downtown Kingman, just off Route 66. Free parking is available on Beale Street and in the adjacent lot.
Plan Your Visit
Come explore the history and heritage of Mohave County. We look forward to welcoming you.