Phippen Museum: Art of the American West
Experience the spirit of the American West through art at the Phippen Museum in Prescott, Arizona.
The Phippen Museum in Prescott, Arizona, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the art, heritage, and cultural influence of the American West. Named after George Phippen, the first president of the Cowboy Artists of America, the museum features rotating exhibits and a permanent collection of Western art.
A brief summary to Phippen Museum
- 4701 AZ-89, Prescott, Arizona, 86301, US
- +1928-778-1385
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Local tips
- Check the museum's schedule for special events and exhibitions to enhance your visit.
- Consider visiting on a weekday for a quieter experience and better access to the exhibits.
- Take advantage of the museum's guided tours for in-depth insights into the artworks.
Getting There
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Driving
The Phippen Museum is located at 4701 AZ-89, approximately 7 miles north of downtown Prescott. From the Courthouse Plaza in downtown Prescott, take Highway 89 north. Parking is free at the museum.
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Public Transport
From downtown Prescott, go to the nearest bus stop on Montezuma Street. Catch the Yavapai County Transit bus route that goes toward the Phippen Museum. Check the bus schedule, as it may run infrequently. Disembark at the stop closest to 4701 AZ-89 and walk a short distance to the museum entrance. A one-way bus fare is typically around $2.
