Sierra County Museums

Geronimo Springs Museum

Geronimo Springs Museum cabin
575-894-6600
211 Main Street,

Hours:

10am-4pm Monday through Saturday; 12-4pm Sun
exhibits at the Geronimo Springs Museum

The Geronimo Springs Museum constructs a comprehensive history of the county and its inhabitants. Collections include everything from fossils to a world-class pottery exhibit to historic Hispanic and Apache artifacts. The museum, a popular community resource, presents a thought-provoking speaker series from time to time.

Permanent exhibits include the Southwestern pottery collection, mostly in the famous Mimbres and Tularosa style, dating from A.D. 200 to A.D. 1350. A life-size wax statue of Geronimo dominates the Apache room; artifacts, photographs and information about Apache life fill the space.

An authentic Miner’s Cabin, dismantled in the nearby Black Range Mountains and painstakingly reassembled on museum grounds, contains relics of the early mining industry. In the Ralph Edwards Room, the game show host, his television show, and the Fiesta he fostered are featured in regal fashion. Visitors can even watch an episode of the famous program that started it all.

Arrowhead collection at the Geronimo Springs Museum.
Pottery collection at the Geronimo Springs Museum.
Friends of Ralph Edwards who visited Truth or Consequences during the annual Fiesta.
Early Hot Springs NM memorabilia at the Geronimo Springs Museum.
Fiesta display at the Geronimo Springs Museum.
bear skin and pottery at the Geronimo Springs Museum.
Flying saucers in the Truth or Consequences museum
The Apache warrior Geronimo at the Geronimo Springs Museum.
Painting by Keith Humphries and a buffalo at the Geronimo Springs Museum.

Shop

The Geronimo Springs Museum Gift Shop houses shelves of books, t-shirts for the grandkids, cards, jewelry, and collectibles. Local honey is sold here in season.

Kachina dolls in the gift shop at the Geronimo Springs Museum
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