Are there any activities for children?

The El Paso Museum of History is a good place to visit with children. A number of exhibits and displays are hands-on and interactive, great for keeping children engaged. There is a train display on the second floor that children can climb onto, blow the whistle and turn some knobs, a fun activity for young kids.

Which floor is the digital wall placed?

The 3D Digital Wall is located at the entrance of the El Paso Museum of History. The "Digie" wall is a vast collection of images and videos exploring El Paso’s past and present. It examines its people and many cultures on giant 3D touch-sensitive TV screens.

A Celebration of El Paso's Vivid History - El Paso Museum of Art

Marvel at the 400 years of U.S./Mexico border history at the El Paso Museum of History. Discover over 16,000 sq. ft. of exhibition space featuring five galleries and a touchscreen digital wall - the first in the United States. If you want to explore and understand El Paso's celebrated history, this should be your first step. From interactive kids' sections to special artifacts - the museum has something for all age groups.

Distance from hotel: 1.58 mile

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Details

Hours

Monday to Saturday: 9 AM to 5 PM; Sunday: 12 PM to 5 PM

Prices

Free

Events

EPMH 2019 Summer Camps

From Fire & Earth - Pottery Workshop

Bases Loaded - El Paso and Beyond

Old West Fest - National Day of Cowboy Celebration

Activities

Art Exhibitions
Workshops

Kids' Camp
Festivals & Events

Exhibitions

FAQs

Are there any activities for children?

The El Paso Museum of History is a good place to visit with children. A number of exhibits and displays are hands-on and interactive, great for keeping children engaged. There is a train display on the second floor that children can climb onto, blow the whistle and turn some knobs, a fun activity for young kids.
Which floor is the digital wall placed?

The 3D Digital Wall is located at the entrance of the El Paso Museum of History. The “Digie” wall is a vast collection of images and videos exploring El Paso’s past and present. It examines its people and many cultures on giant 3D touch-sensitive TV screens.