Arizona Capitol Museum in Phoenix now has the first-ever Outreach Coordinator who now takes the Museum program outside the Capitol. Her motto is "Have History, Will Travel."

The goals of Hall of Flame Fire Museum in Phoenix, United States, are the collection, preservation and exhibit of objects relating to the history of firefighting; fire safety education; and the recognition of firefighters who have died in the line of duty or who have been recognized for acts of heroism.

The Heard Museum of Native Cultures and Art in Phoenix, United States, is a must-see Arizona landmark, a place of learning, discovery and an opportunity to share Native traditions that will touch your heart.

At Arizona Mineral and Mining Museum in Phoenix, we aim to educate citizens about our mining and mineral heritage and to demonstrate that minerals are the cornerstone of Mankind's existence, that minerals have aesthetic value, and, that minerals have functional value.

Pueblo Grande Museum in Phoenix, is set on 102 acre park grounds, where visitors can explore the ruin of an 800 year-old platform mound possibly used by the Hohokam for ceremonies or as an administrative center.

At Rosson House Museum in Phoenix, visitors can join in the fun of historical hands-on activities and exhibits inside the California bungalow style Stevens-Haustgen House. Look through a stereoscope, try your hand at old fashioned games, investigate the tools of kitchen and laundry duties over 100 years ago and more.

Arizona Toy and Doll Museum in Phoenix offers a constantly changing scenario of dolls and toys from yesterday as well as familiar modern play things. On show is an authentic schoolroom of 1912 featuring antique dolls as the "students.

Phoenix Museum of History in Phoenix has become a true community center and hosts many local cultural, social, musical and literary groups.

Phoenix Police Museum in Phoenix displays exhibits which may be viewed and include recreations of old jail cells from the 19th and 20th centuries as well as a Model-T police car from 1919.

Interesting exhibits at Arizona Military Museum in Phoenix, include a diorama depicting an underground escape by German prisoners of war, and an Army helicopter used during the Vietnam War.