Winslow Historical Society

Discover the Winslow Historical Society: The Old Trails Museum

Welcome to the Old Trails Museum, an integral part of the Winslow Historical Society located in the heart of Winslow, Arizona. This museum serves as a portal into the rich history and vibrant cultures of Winslow and its surroundings. With a wide array of exhibits and programs, the Old Trails Museum promises an enriching experience for both residents and visitors alike.

Explore Our Collections

The museum boasts a diverse collection of artifacts, documents, photographs, and textiles. These items have been generously donated by past and present residents of Winslow. The collections offer a deep dive into local history, including themes such as the Santa Fe Railway, the Harvey Girls, and U.S. Route 66. This extensive collection not only preserves history but also helps interpret the stories that shaped this unique region.

Engaging Exhibits and Programs

The Old Trails Museum is dedicated to community engagement and education through various in-house and off-site exhibits. Visitors can learn about the area’s ranches, trading posts, and the historic La Posada Hotel. The museum also spotlights Winslow’s historic airport and the important role it played in the community. These exhibits are curated to appeal to a wide range of audiences and provide informative insights into Winslow’s past.

In addition, the museum offers free public programs that cater to all ages. Popular events include History Highlight speakers, the Antiques Appraisal Fair, the High Desert Fly-in, and the Annual Meeting of the Winslow Historical Society. These programs allow community members and visitors to engage directly with their local history.

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