Drive east along this sideroad to meet Highway 666 and drive south for another 8 miles to the gravel road. Located in the very picturesque Texas Canyon, a rocky draw near Dragoon, it is a center for research into the native heritage of the Southwest, in addition to a museum which is open to the public. The museum contains artifacts of southwestern Indian life and antique Spanish furnishings, which complement the Spanish colonial-style buildings. This fine arts center also includes paintings and sculptures on early western themes by such artists as Frederic Remington, Oscar Borg, and William Leigh. For those interested in learning more about the native and colonial past of Southeastern Arizona, a visit here is a must.
Tours are available.