Since then, volunteers have worked to transform the old school into the Bullion Plaza Cultural Center & Museum. In 1997, the Town of Miami purchased Bullion Plaza from the school district and committed to using it as a cultural center and museum. For most of those seven decades, Bullion Plaza served as a grammar school for Mexican-American and Apache children, reflecting the segregation pattern that prevailed in many Arizona communities, including the public school system during that era. The historic building opened as a grammar school in 1923, with over 20 classrooms and a theater-auditorium - through 1994. For more hours, fees & other information, visit their website or find out more on Facebook!īullion Plaza Culture Center & Museum, Miami Enjoy the beauty during a nature walk or a guided tour. Plan a day to enjoy the native Sonoran desert vegetation, which includes plants from varied desert & dry land displays. The Boyce Thompson Arboretum is located on the Historic Old West Highway. Check out the Facebook page! Boyce Thompson Arboretum The Museum is said to house the world's largest collection of Salado pottery & artifacts.

The Ethnobotanical Garden illustrates native Arizona plants that were used in their daily lives.

You will find interpretive signs in the ruins to better understand the Salado civilization. The Salado Indian Ruins is a unique glimpse into our native history. The onsite hotel is AAA-rated and has 145 rooms read more on their website or follow them on Facebook! With more than 500 slot games blackjack and other table games – and a 200-seat Bingo hall, nobody daubs like Apache Gold! The Black River Grille and The Point Sports Bar are just two restaurants onsite. Thank you! Check out our Facebook Page! Apache Gold Casino Your “bail” donation dollars keep our doors open and help us continue the restoration of this great historic facility.

Due to the heavy volume of requests please understand that we now require a minimum donation for booking, which will help to maintain and restore the facility. The 1910 Jail is open for self-guided tours on Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM. This location is on the Haunted Registry, and limited evening investigation hours are available by request. Opened in 1910, two years before Arizona gained statehood, and served until the Fall of 1981. Tour a unique experience from the Territory of Arizona. 1910 Gila County, AZ Sheriff's Office & Jail

Globe az casino