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 About Apache Tear Good Luck Stones

Since the World's Smallest Museum is located in the foothills of Apache Leap Mountain, the museum's special attraction is the World's Largest Apache Tears Good Luck Stone on display. This semi-precious gemstone is a Merikanite Obsidian, nature's glass in rounded shapes from pea size to softball size. Found only near Superior, Arizona USA, its smoky brown hue is semi-transparent when polished and held up to light. It is the ONLY obsidian nodule that can truly be called an Apache Tear Good Luck Stone!
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world's largest apache tear
World's Largest Apache Tears
Good Luck Stone on display!

Old West Displays

mattie earp
This display includes the last photograph taken of the famous Apache Chief Geronimo, a memorial to Mattie Blaylock (Wyatt Earp's second wife), and a photo of the infamous outlaw Ike Clanton. Our Colt .44 is on tour now.

anassazi pottery
This cubicle contains  Anassazi, Hohokam, and Salado Indian pottery pieces and shards. They date back 600 to 1200 years ago here in Arizona. Also there  are some local artifacts and working tools of the same Native Americans.

lost dutchman
The display above includes the Legend of the Lost Dutchman. According to the Legend millions of dollars in gold is stashed near the World's Smallest Museum in the Superstition Mountain Range! This display also includes artifacts from the US Calvary.

Grandma's Day


This booth contains a rapid washer, a gasoline powered iron,  washboard, and an old coal fired iron.


This display has a circa 1850s frying pan, a 1906 Pluto water bottle, old buckets, and an old flat iron.


This booth contains a late 1800s wood stove. These are still popular today in many areas of the world.

Movies and Film


This display contains an 8mm movie camera, an autographed picture of Porky & Buckwheat from "Our Gang" and a photo original of Oprah Winfrey from 1974.

clint eastwood
This exhibit shows off a number of old still cameras. It also has local news clippings of the 1975 filming of "Gauntlet" starring Clint Eastwood.

16 mm projector
An old 1930s 16mm projector is the centerpiece of this booth. There are also old 16mm film cans. The NBC film bag was used by the network in the 1970s to ship film via airplane.

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