Hubbard Museum of the American West

The Hubbard Museum of the American West is a monument to times and places that are not quite as far off as you may think. It is a place where the visitor can not only experience the West, but actually participate as one passes through various portals of time encompassing three area cultures – Native American, Hispanic and Pioneer. It is a living, exciting experience that has something for everyone. Whether the visitor is eight or eighty, The Hubbard Museum of the American West provides an entertaining and educational look into our past and the spectacle of the American West as it was in pioneer days and even before.* Western & Cowboy Artifacts
* Native American Artifacts
* Saddles of All Sizes and Kinds
* Wagons & Transportation Vehicles
* “Friends, Amigos & Chuúne” Kid’s Interactive Area
* Educational Programming & Smithsonian Videos
* Fall American Photography Exhibition
* Changing Exhibition Program

20th Annual Fall American Photography Competition & Exhibition – 1st Place Award – At Rest – by Mary Lee Pinkerton from El Paso TX -

 20th Annual Fall American Photography Competition & ExhibitionThe Hubbard Museum of the American West and the Photographic Society of Lincoln County are proud to present the 20th Annual Fall American Photography Competition and Exhibition. The exhibit will be open to the public from October 15, 2011, until February 12, 2012. All photos in the exhibit will relate to the theme of “The American West” with many photos for sale. 

COMING IN FEBRUARY

Underground of Enchantment

Underground of Enchantment is a 3D photo exhibit featuring the beautiful magic & microbial secrets of one of the most interesting caves in the world – Lechuguilla Cave in southeastern New Mexico.