The Presidio Museum is a re-creation of the Tucson Presidio (fort) built in 1775. Visitors travel back in time to learn about life as early Tucsonans would have lived it. Visitors also have the opportunity to see the archaeological remains of a pit house and experience a 150 year old classic Sonoran Row house. tourist attraction
The historic block includes the Mission Revival-style J. Knox
Corbett House, restored and furnished with period pieces
of furniture and decorative objects from the American Arts
and Crafts era, open to visitors on Sundays. La Casa Cordova,
the oldest adobe home in downtown Tucson, houses El
Nacimiento—the largest and longest-running nativity scene in
the southwest (open November 10, 2019—March 15, 2020).
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December 13 & 14
4-7:30 pm
Spend an old-fashioned holiday at the Presidio Museum!
Friday Night
Saturday Night
Special thanks to our
Living History Day Sponsors: Arizona Daily Star & Pima County