copper art museum
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The proprietor of the museum met us at the entrance, and caught up with us several times to answer our questions. He actually purchased items from all around the world. The displays are unbelievably clever and informative. You must see this place. The history of copper in science, history, cooking and war is fascinating.
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The best $9 we spent on our trip! Fascinating place to go and check out, we stumbled over it as we needed to get out of bad weather. Friendly, attentive and knowledgeable staff. Absolutely worth a look if you are in the area, this place deserves to thrive..
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A really great hidden gem! This museum could be in any big city, but no, here it is in tiny Clarkdale, AZ. And for very good reason. This place was once the copper capital of the US. And this is a surprisingly great museum with a wealth of information that will leave you saying "really? that's amazing". So, if you come to Clarkdale for the wonderful Verde Valley train ride ( another product of the copper industry here), take a couple of extra hours to stop at this museum just down the road from the depot. You'll be very glad you did. Sedona tourists: this museum, the train, and wonderful Old Town Cottonwood are just around the corner. The Red Rocks are stupendous (I live there) but don't miss this great chance to experience the real old West and the copper history that goes with it.
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It was not only educational but fun. Brought back lots of learning memories and learned more than expected going in the special rooms. I was pleasantly surprised how everything was presented and the attendant's willingness to answer our questions. I highly recommend the visit and will bring my visitors from out of town for a visit.
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On our way back from a visit to Jerome we stopped in a copper shop along the hillside and were amazed at the amount of items offered. It was there we learned of the museum in the old High School. Owning a single piece of copper at home, we are not exactly huge fans of it, but we decided to stop in and have a look. We were greeted by Drake upon arrival, paid a few dollars to get in and are so very glad we did! From the floors, to each and every display, everything was done in excellence. From architectural pieces to kitchenware this museum delivered on items we had no idea existed. In addition to the amazing examples of copper were countless pieces of artillery shell art (have never seen a group of them like this) and chocolate molds, primarily featuring Santa Clause. The education we received and the overall experience of the facility left us with an entirely new appreciation for copper. Again, a finer example of a private museum we have never seen. A truly impressive effort!
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This is a must-see stop for anyone looking for things to do in the Sedona area. We went there for the first time today and were just blown away by the extensiveness and quality of the museum. It is art, history and science all rolled into one fascinating experience. Highly recommended!
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The museum was a total joy. The exhibits were fantastic, the people wonderful. The historic nature of the museum (an old high school) is nicely incorporated into the museum. Even the town has nice historical facts about the town,and it's namesake. If you are in the area, this is a must see!
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Went to this "amazing museum" with several members of a historical group. Some had been there before and felt we should see it. A truly unbelievable museum that contains a lot of, not only copper history, but history of our country.
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This was a highlight. Make sure you explore the town and stop at Jerome as well. I had just read "Empty Mansions" which made the visit enen more enjoyable.
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My wife and I saw this place and said "What the Heck?" Well whata wonderful surprise. I will not give it away but if you are in the Verde Valley take the time to visit this museum. Only complaint is not all exhibits are marked as to what they are but the volunteers are working on that and were doing so as we went through. You will be amazed at what is in this museum. Loved it.