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About Us

The Mimbres Culture Heritage Site is located in southwest New Mexico, one block off Highway 35, 12 Sage Drive, east of Silver City, and south the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument.

Open Saturday and Sunday, 11 am
- 3 pm.  Appointments for group tours may be arranged by calling 575.536.3333. Please allow 10 days in advance.   


An integral part of the Mimbres Culture Heritage Site development plan is to support and encourage the use of the Site as an educational facility. Schools are invited to schedule field trips to the Site for an exciting learning experience. Indeed, any and all visitors will receive a fascinating glimpse into New Mexico's historic roots.



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Our Mission

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The mission of the Mimbres Culture Heritage Site is to protect and preserve the prehistoric and historic features of the site, and to provide visitors with educational opportunities to increase their understanding of the history of land use in the Mimbres Valley by experiencing the Mattocks Ruin, the Wood and Gooch Houses, and the land itself.
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The Mimbres Culture Heritage Site is a Blue Star Museum. We  participate each year from May to September.   This program provides free access to the museum for active-duty military, National Guard, and Reserve personnel and up to five family members. f We recognize and honor the contributions to our country that these men, women and their families make. This is a small way for us to acknowledge our appreciation for all they do.
The acquisition of the Mattocks property was made possible by a generous contribution from Machlean (Mac) Wilson in memory of his mother, Imogen F. Wilson. Hearing about the efforts of the Grant County Archaeological Society to save this archaeological and historical treasure, Mac donated the funds to purchase the Heritage Site.
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