Tularosa Basin Museum of History — Attraction in Alamogordo

Visiting from out of state. Martha was the employee working. She was wonderful, very welcoming and a real promoter of the area, the history and local culture. As a career Army veteran, I was honored to see how the museum honored Veterans and the contributions the military has provided to the region. Equally, I am so PLEASED to see how the museum honored all of the cultures in the area, Latinx and African American history This is our history as Americans and this site does an outstanding job at recognizing and honoring those cultures that make us AMERICANS! Really enjoyed it....

Well considering this is the early days of Covid green zone, which allows some local travel around the state, it was refreshing that one of the places that was open was this dandy little museum. The building itself is got very unique history, and they have a really nice collection of historical artifacts for the area. Really very well done for a small town museum.

The docent at the front door was very polite and knowledgeable but then she also kind of get out of your way and let you explore the place. I recommend this to anybody who's traveling in one to learn more...

Joe and Deb Lewandowski were truly a joy to talk to. This community is fortunate to have people that truly have a passion for the history of the area. This museum truly encompasses the area history. Local school children made some historical videos that are truly amazing. I hope to be back to visit this museum and these fine people again. The Alamogordo area is rich in history and I feel I have barely scratched the surface. Thank you...