Kid Friendly Restrooms available
Handicap Access Restricted hours |
The Mesa Historical
Museum is the museum that celebrates Mesa's past. Entrance fees to the
museum are $3.00 for adults and $1.50 for children (children five
and under are free).
Note: Thank you to
fireman1968 for notifying me of these admission
fees.
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| June - August
Hours |
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| Tuesday - Saturday |
9 am - 1 pm |
| Sunday and Monday |
Closed | |
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| Normal Hours |
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| Tuesday - Saturday |
10 am - 4 pm |
| Sunday and Monday |
Closed | |
In order to successfully claim this cache, visit the museum,
sign the guest list at the front desk with your team name, and
e-mail me, at Ken@Highpointer.com,
the answers to the following questions after visiting (no internet
"finds"):
1) What are the brand names of the two cans of lard on top of
the shelves behind the counter at the LeSueur Mercantile?
2) What company built the wagon in the Crismon Room, and where
was it built?
3) What are the first names of the six players pictured from the
1914 Mesa High
School ladies basketball team?
4) What was the date of the fire that destroyed the
original Mesa High School, and who is "The Man with a Camera" who
took several of the pictures of the fire? Note: This exhibit may
no longer be available.
Suggested replacement question, courtesy of 2 Sonians: How many milk jars are
displayed next to the milking equipment?
5) Who was Mesa's first postmaster?
6) Who owned the "M" sweaters from 1931 and 1949?
Please don't post the answers here, even if encrypted.
Note: If the answers to any of the above questions appear to
be missing, then simply skip that question. If you like, you can
suggest a replacement question with answer.