Reviews of Navajo Nation Museum (Museum)

Trevor Toledo

Good place to visit to see some Navajo history inside with Library!

Rory Burton

Great place. Lot of information.

Stephanie Tsosie

Great place to stop and visit while in Window Rock. Don't forget to visit the Navajo Nation Zoo as well. Its located northeast of the Museum at the same location.

Avril Tatum

Great education

Tia MY

A great place to visit if you're in the area! Especially for people who love learning about other cultures. This museum offers a good base to learn about the Navajo people; their culture, resilience, battles, treaties w/ the US gov., etc. Admission is Free, so make the stop. There are also times that the museum will host a special exhibit (often celebrating Navajo People now.) You will learn so much!

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Bryce Caster

A must-see in Window Rock. This museum is probably a bit bigger than it needs to be. Not all the exhibit halls were full when I visited and the building felt cold and austere. That said, the exhibits were well done- especially the exhibit on the Long Walk.

Dale Jensen

It is an old building. But people are friendly and the Museum is informational.

Keventy J

Books for a good read.

jerry mccabe

Very good

Ray Clemons

Very well done

Fred Coho

I missed seeing a photo of Ms. Crystal Littleben

Wanda Stewart

Nice place to go

Sam John

Interesting artifacts through out the museum. Lots of history to go through plan to stay about 1 1/2 hour.

Nicholas Silversmith

Beautiful place my father work on the interior.

DeathDemon70401

Nice and quiet here

Phil Nieto

The Navajo Nation Museum is the main Navajo muséum

Michael Woodard

Tells the history of the 1868 treaty with the Navajo Nation. Actual documents and pictures of the period.

Terry Teller

Not only is the museum informative, they also sponsor awesome symposium important to the Navajo people.

DaNeil Wilson

Always an experience, the grandkids love going there

samantha Stone Tucker

Awesome

Victtorio Antone

Ok.not much.

Craig Atkinson

Very rich with the culture and some very interesting facts to find here..

Darius Candelario

I always respect other cultures specially if they sacrifice a lot for this nation. I read all the details of the museum and love how resilient Navajo people were. Learned so many details about oppression, wars, love for the land and family culture. I also loved the architectural significance of every ones home before.

Q Tso

I like the space, very roomy, i like the walk to the front entrance a very nice view of the Rock formation esp in the morning but renewing my library card was a hassle, i was worth it. i want to go back to enjoy the view in the morning before the sun peaks over onto the entrance.

Debby Poitra

Beautiful n a zoo

Pamela Chandler

It is real informative

Michelle Martinez

Fun free and educational

Nicky1609 Cloud

Learn a lot.

Melvin Martin

Nice dine' culture place

Sally Harriett

A must see very informative

Wayne Wilson

Nizhonigo shikaah olyeed!!

Rebecca Wallace

Interesting exploration of Navajo experience and culture. Highly recommended.

Alan H Burghauser MD

Great exhibit of the history and culture of the Navajo Nation. Well done. Cafe closed. Bookstore with few titles.

Johanna Henderson

This is a very special place to go after or before the zoo. It has the history of our Navajo people. Not too long ago the actual treating agreement was put on display at the museum. It was brought back from Washington DC. There are sacred old traditions on display as well. Then don't forget the store on the way out. Maybe even visit the library.

Lilith Mcmillan

This place is so awesome

lynn A

Come to see the treaty on display for the month of JUNE

Letti E

Beautiful detail of Navajo history, excellent library and meeting rooms.

Rebecca Linville

Very enlightening tour of the native american culture and basttle w/the US government. Learned so much. There was a live exhibit of the treaty of 1868. Beautiful museum worth the stop. Admission is free.

Gerald Nez

Go read some books!

Mario Dubinin

1t0 yr treaty day

Annette LaLumendiere

It needs more artifacts and photos from the local area.

Quintera Yazzie

Love this place! Full of Navajo History and friendly staff.

aleta phillips

Staff are wonderful at the library, very helpful.

Julie Perkins

Gud day to visit NN museum.

Ray Joe

The place is incredible and a very good customer service. thanks.

Geb Hil

A need to visit place.

Chuck Aspinwall

Excellent

leo valencia

Needs more drive for curb appeal.. landscape just makes it look abandoned. But displays are phenomenal.

Emery Bowman

A great place to get out of the summer heat wave and enjoy the museum for free. Please leave a small donation to help cover maintenance and exhibition costs so future visitors can enjoy the museum as well.

chaithanya kompella

Great place to know the actual history. It was an emotional experience.

Krystle Raymond

The most knowledgeable staff at the main desk! Very in depth education provided. I'm so happy I stopped in because the library had free books to giveaway, the zoo was also free, an intriguing video tells about the Navajo culture, inuding the architecture of this building. Thank you so much!

Jason Fair

The museum was an eye opening representation of the Native American struggle and includes the actual treaty signed with the Americans. All the art is beautiful and unique. We got to camp here through Harvest Hosts and enjoyed it. We would visit the museum again.

Sharon Sercombe

A must see if in the area. Small but full of old photos, paintings and true copy of 1868 Treaty signed by US Government and Navajo chiefs which allowed the native peoples to return to their lands near Canyon deChelly after the Long Walk and imprisonment at Ft Sumner AZ. Sad and embarrassing for stupid white people of the time. Quiet museum, very emotional.

Native Ye'na

U learn something new every day.

Mar TheMonster3

Great experience learning about the Navajo culture

VAREILLES Family

(Translated by Google) The Navajo Museum Library & Visitors Center is truly beautiful and makes a great tribute to the Navajos. It's a real must do not miss full of emotions and history. This complex is in a contemporary building that also houses the Navajo Nation Library and a collection of research. There are cultural and educational programs sponsored by a variety of organizations and housed in different rooms. It also has an auditorium, an amphitheater and a café restaurant. The museum shop offers souvenirs and educational materials about the Navajo culture. It has a collection of Navajo artifacts, both ethnographic, historical and artistic, as well as a photographic archive dating from 1930 to 1970. There are also limited-time thematic exhibitions used to explore various aspects of the Navajo people and their culture. A complete exhibition on Navajo culture and history has been created recently, as well as an exhibition on Navajo Code Talkers, better known as the "Messengers de vent" in France thanks to the film of John Woo's American war with actor Nicolas cage released in 2012. Entry to the museum is free and open Monday to Friday from 8 am to 5 pm but closed on Sunday. (Original) Le Navajo Museum Library & Visitors Center est vraiment magnifique et rend un grand hommage aux Navajos. C'est un vrai incontournable à ne pas manquer pleins d'émotions et d'histoire. Ce complexe est dans un bâtiment contemporain qui abrite aussi la bibliothèque de la nation navajo et une collection de recherches. On y trouve des programmes culturels et éducatifs parrainés par une variété d'organisations et qui sont hébergés dans différentes salles. Il possède aussi un auditorium, un amphithéâtre et un café restaurant. La boutique du musée propose des souvenirs et du matériel éducatif sur la culture navajo. Il possède une collections d'objets navajo aussi bien ethnographiques, historiques et artistiques ainsi que des archives photographiques datant de 1930 à 1970. On y trouve aussi des expositions thématiques à durée limitée utilisées pour explorer les divers aspects du peuple navajo et de sa culture. Une exposition complète sur la culture et l'histoire des Navajos a été créé dernièrement sans oublier une exposition sur ces militaires du corps des Marines appelés les Navajo Code Talkers, plus connus sous le nom des "Messagers de vent" en France grâce au film de guerre américain de John Woo avec l'acteur Nicolas cage sorti en salle en 2012. L'entrée au musée est gratuite et ouvert lundi au vendredi de 8h00 à 17h00 mais fermé le Dimanche.

Nobody LovesMe!

Rich with culture, beautiful artwork, next to the free zoo.

salvan gang

alot of beautiful culture

Coralene S

Great place for gathering, conference..

Char Day

Absolutely beautiful site.

Delbert Segay

Love it yeah

Lare Louie

Kool place

Toshtokia Benally

Went to the library.

Sheena Kee

Wow the art is beautiful and changes make you return to see new ones

William Owens

Great displays and a wealth of knowledge. That is constantly being changed.

lovely truko

A historical place to go

Elouise Johnson

Happy November to all!! Attending the NN Council RDC Committee Mtg.

Bernice Stewart

Like the computer upgrade

ashem DayeaSongs

Good study on Navajo history

Wayne La Motte

A great museum and there was no fee.