Historical Society For Southeast New Mexico — Attraction in Roswell

What a wonderful place to experience life in our state history! The beautiful home has created snapshots of life from the past in every room, from the entry, to the dining room, pantry, and study. The docent and volunteers are just the friendliest people in the world, and they certainly are representative of the hospitality and strength that lives in the hearts of New Mexicans. The home's stained glass windows are gorgeous, and my favorite rooms are both the dining room..... and the PANTRY (LOL) because the dining room is positively gorgeous, and the pantry contains a display of a plethora of antique spices, condiments, and foods. While there, we also got to meet John LeMay, local author of many books on New Mexican history and lore; he is one of the most talented and personable people you...

Such a lovely and charming museum to visit! It is like stepping into a time capsule. Amy and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. They offer guided tours through the home where you are able to take a look at the well-preserved home and catch a glimpse of life in historic Roswell. My favorite is the green couch in the parlor and the stained glass windows. This is definitely a hidden gem in Roswell with a rich and interesting history behind it! With every visit I learn something new. The home is beautiful and well-kept, as well. They also offer a bookstore with a collection of works from local authors about New Mexico...

We had planned on stopping here during our stay in Roswell. Everything online and the sign along the road state that it is open daily from 1:00 to 4:00. We arrived shortly after 1:00 on Friday and it was locked up. Called the number posted on the door, no answer. Waited around until 1:20 and nobody showed up so we left....