Explore OTM’s exhibits and programs on the history and cultures of Winslow, Arizona. The museum is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 11 am to 3 pm.
OTM is celebrating the Centennial of Historic Route 66; to see how, check out the Exhibits and Programs pages!
The Old Trails Museum explores the history of Winslow, Arizona, and the surrounding area through free exhibits and public programs. The museum uses the OTM Collections to interpret the Santa Fe Railway, Harvey Girls, US Route 66, and much more. OTM is located in the heart of Winslow’s historic district and across from the Standin’ on the Corner Park. Admission is free and photography, group tours, and research appointments are welcome.
The Old Trails Museum Collections include objects, documents, photographs, textiles, and oral histories donated by current and former Winslow residents. OTM welcomes appointments with professional, press, and family researchers. Read More…
The Old Trails Museum explores Winslow’s history through in-house and off-site exhibits on the Santa Fe Railway, area ranches and trading posts, the Harvey Girls and La Posada Hotel, U.S. Route 66, Winslow’s historic airport, and much more! Read More…
The Old Trails Museum offers free programs to both residents and visitors that include History Highlight speakers, the Antiques Appraisal Fair, the High Desert Fly-in, and the Winslow Historical Society Annual Meeting. Read More…
