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Tusayan Museum, Grand Canyon National Park

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#4 of 6 in Historic Sites in Grand Canyon National Park

Ruin History Museum

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Step back to the 12th century to the time of the Hopi tribe and Ancestral Puebloan civilization at Tusayan Museum. A small, u-shaped pueblo first excavated in 1930 bears witness to a living room, storage room, and religious ritual room (or kiva). The site was believed to have been inhabited for 20 years, and was first inhabited in 1185, according to tree rings. This testament to a people long ago is located within the Grand Canyon National Park and is considered to be a major archaeological site. A short trail connects the ruins to the more recent museum, which showcases additional artifacts and shares interpretations about the Hopi culture. Visitors can choose to explore both on their own, or gain the help of a knowledgeable park ranger. Plan your visit to Tusayan Museum and a wealth of other attractions, well-known and undiscovered, using our Grand Canyon National Park itinerary planning site .

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4.5

• By roy v

  Driving from the Grand Canyon to Sedona we stopped and had a look at this interesting little museum and ruin. Here you can see the ruins/ foundations of a small village where Puebloan people lived 800...  more »

• By sruthp

  There isn't much for small kids, but it is interesting and there were nice displays in the museum. The trail around the ruins is a nice walk.  more »

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• By FoxPro Geek

  Great exhibits nice place to cool off or warm up while visiting the Grand canyon.

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• By Nanette Blackburn

  Small but interesting museum and Pueblo ruins in the Grand Canyon np. Worth a stop with toilets and a ranger for jr ranger swearing ins and other important business.

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