Williams Visitor Center & Museum

Williams Visitor Center & Museum


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The Williams Visitor Center & Museum provides quality interactive exhibits that explain the history and origin of Williams, the prehistory of the area, Route 66, forest ecosystems, fire ecology and water conservation. A "Kids' Corner" offers activities for the family. The building itself has an interesting history as the Santa Fe Railway depot for Williams and the Grand Canyon. Built of brick in 1901 it was later moved across the tracks for use as a freight depot. Restored in 1994, the Williams Visitor Center & Museum has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Facilities: Restrooms are provided at the Williams Visitor Center & Museum.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted to visit Williams Visitor Center & Museum.

Best Time To Visit: The Visitor Center at Williams Visitor Center & Museum is staffed seven days a week from 8 AM to 6:30 PM in the summer and from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM in the fall, spring and winter.

Fees: There are no fees to enter the museum.

Accessibility: Ramps are provided for wheelchair access.

Rules: No smoking in the building.

Directions: The Williams Visitor Center is located on the corner of Railroad Ave. and Grand Canyon Blvd in Williams.

Address

Chamber of Commerce Offices

200 W. Railroad Avenue

Williams, Arizona 86046

Phone
General: (928) 635-0273

Website

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