The museum houses a permanent collection of Anasazi pottery, jewelry, fetishes, and replica tools and hunting equipment. Interactive displays focus on archaeological techniques and include an area for kids. Temporary exhibits explore various cultures of the Four Corners. 10 miles east of Farmington on Hwy. This 12,000 acre ranch, wildlife preserve and experimentel farm is owned and operated by Tommy Bolack.
Visitors are welcome year-round.
Two museums on the ranch display collections of antique farm machinery and electricity-generating equipment. Tours are by appointment. 3901 Bloomfield Hwy, south of Farmington on Hwy 64. This Center portrays the history of Lea County as seen from the perspective of Indians, buffalo hunters, soldiers, open-range homesteaders, and settlers. Exhibits spotlight outstanding county ranchers and rodeo performers.