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Museum Hours (Beginning in April)
Thurs, Fri, Sat, Mon: 10-4 pm, Sunday: Noon-4
In 1866, Congress passed a bill reorganizing the US Army. Two US cavalry regiments (the Ninth and Tenth) and four infantry regiments were designated for blacks. The Indians called them "Buffalo Soldiers" because their hair resembled the fur of the buffalo & in recognition of their fighting spirit. The Ninth Cavalry was stationed at Fort Stanton to control the Apache Indians.The fort was commanded at one time by Kit Carson. Black Jack Pershing was stationed there on two occasions. Since it closed as an army post, Fort Stanton has been used as a hospital, a school and a correctional facility. In 2007 Ft. Stanton was designated as a State Monument. A museum on the grounds opened in June, 1997. Ft. Stanton is about 25 miles from Ruidoso on the way to Lincoln. To Arrange Tours, Call 575.336.1436

10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thur.-Sat., March- Dec.
Built in the 40's as a ice plant & locker for the community, the Heritage Museum opened in May, 2003, with lots of work by volunteers and staff.
The building is now a pretty cool place that shows how things used to be
in Carrizozo and Lincoln County.
For more information or to schedule special viewing or tours,
please call 575-648-2102.
Smokey Bear Historical Park
Exhibits about forest health, forest fires & fire ecology. An outdoor exhibit features six of the vegetative life zones found in New Mexico. Smokey Bear artifacts.
118 Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan NM 88316 - 575.354.2748

Smokey Bear Museum & Gift Shop T-Shirts, Caps, and Gifts
118 Smokey Bear Blvd., Capitan NM 88316 - 575.354.2298
Hubbard Museum
of the American West
The Hubbard Museum has grown from its original incredible collection of Anne C. Stradling’s Museum of the Horse to being a truly first class historic Western museum.
841 Hwy 70 W, P.O. Box 40
Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346
(575) 378-4142 Fax (575) 378-4166
www.hubbardmuseum.org
[email protected]
Miner's Home
& Toolshed Museum
Historical Artifacts, Memorabilia & Exhibits portraying the Old West.
White Oaks, New Mexico 88301
575.648.2363
White Oaks Schoolhouse Museum
The eastern-influenced 4-room schoolhouse is much the same as when iit was built in 1895. There is a small museum on the second floor documenting the past.
Spencer Theater for the Performing Arts, a unique architectural structure featuring an extensive collection of Dale Chihuly Glass Sculptures. Free public tours.
Call 336-4800 for tour reservations
NM Hwy 220 from NM Hwy 48
Alto NM 88312 -888.818.7872
http://www.spencertheater.com
Displays & exhibitions depicting locations along the historic Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway.
Hwy 70 West, Ruidoso Downs NM
575.378..5318 or 800.253.2255
Lincoln State Monument was established in 1937 as a New Mexico State Monument, and is a part of a historic district in the tiny hamlet of Lincoln, New Mexico. Seventeen of the forty-eight structures in town are protected as part of the monument. Wikipedia
Highway 380 Mm 97.5 , Lincoln, NM 88338
Hours: Open daily · 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

ContactLincoln Historic Site
PO Box 36, Lincoln, NM 88338
575-653-4372
[email protected]
PhotoZozo Photographic Gallery
401 12th Street, Carrizozo NM.
Phone: 575-937-1489
Mon: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thu - Sat: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sun: 12 pm - 5 pm
Come and enjoy this wonderful space enjoy these fine photographs.
Visit out website at
http://www.photozozo.org