Services Offered
Rotating Exhibits
Regularly updated displays on diverse topics such as Japanese American internment camps and Alzheimer's awareness.
Permanent History Displays
In-depth exhibits on Chandler's local history, including founders and community growth.
Interactive Exhibits
Engaging, hands-on displays with audio options for an immersive learning experience.
Gift Shop
A curated shop offering souvenirs and items to support the museum's operations.
Free Admission
No-cost entry to all exhibits, encouraging community access and donations.
Educational Programs
Informative tours and materials for visitors of all ages to explore Chandler's heritage.
Reviews
4.6(5 reviews)
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lwllms31
via Google
about 1 month ago
This was a spur of the moment random visit after I saw the colorful icon pop up on Google maps while looking for another location. It was nice. I'm not really a museum person but I really liked the exhibits. I'm especially glad I wandered in before the current exhibitions rotated out, the main one was about the Japanese American internments in Gila River camps during WWII, but it leaves this weekend. It's free and air conditioned and the gift shop woman was really nice.
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Susevia Google
about 2 months ago
Thankful for the very informative and kind staff. The museum buildings are gorgeous and have lots of knowledge. Loved the interactive exhibits and overall extremely well done. Will definitely return there is always more to see, do and listen to (bring headphones) Could spend all day here. Free to explore but please donate and support the fantastic gift shop.
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Alysia Perkinsvia Google
8 months ago
Stop in to this lil gem looking for things ro do. It's free and fun. It's not large but nice and the front desk staff lady was very nice. Speaking everyone when entering and suggested where to start.
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Kelsey Personvia Google
about 1 year ago
I was pleasantly surprised to find out upon arrival this is a free museum. The Japanese internment camp display inside was absolutely heart breaking but so well put together and educational while still providing a heartfelt quality. The second area on Dr chandler and Frank Lloyd Wright lightened the mood while providing a rich history of the city and the two mens architectural marvels together. Some stairs were required but for the most part areas to sit and rest when accompanied by a grandparent or elderly parent were provided and available.
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Greg Gvia Google
over 1 year ago
Small but solid museum. Part, most of it, is about the history of Chandler with some great displays about the people and businesses that started and helped grow the local community. The other side is rotating exhibits. We saw a photo collection about Alzheimer's. Free admission so I bought something from the gift shop to help support them. Recommended.
