Welcome to our "Frequently Asked Questions" Page!
Welcome to our "Frequently Asked Questions" Page!
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Q: Just how small is World's Smallest Museum?
A: It is a mere 134 square feet under roof and subdivided into 10 glass enclosed display booths, 5 on each side of the tiny building. A walkway down the middle through the length of the museum leaves only 80 square feet to display artifacts!
Q: Where is World's Smallest Museum? Q: How
much does it cost to visit World's Smallest Museum? Q: When is World's Smallest Museum open? Q: What are Apache Tears? A: World's Smallest Museum is located in the foothills below Apache Leap Mountain in Superior, Arizona. One of the big attractions on display in the museum is the World's Largest Apache Tear Good Luck Stone! This semi-precious stone is a "merikanite obsidian nodule," mother nature's glass in rounded shapes from pea size to softball size. Found only near Superior, it is a smokey brown translucent gem quality stone. It is the only obsidian nodule that can truly called an Apache Tear! Click here to visit Apache Tear World Headquarters Q: How did Apache Tears get their name? A: The Apache Tear Legend is the basis for the gemstone's name. In the 1870's the US Calvary cornered 75 Apache warriors on top of Apache Leap Mountain. The Apaches were outnumbered and chose to ride their horses off Apache Leap Mountain rather than be taken prisoners by their enemy. Upon hearing of the tragic deaths of their loved ones, the wives and families of the warriors wept. As their tears hit the ground they solidified into gemstones today known as Apache Tears. Q: Is it safe to use my credit card at World's Smallest Museum Online Store?
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absolutely safe. We utilize PayPal and a secure SSL server during every Q: Do you guarantee your products? We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee with every product we sell. If you are not happy with your purchase you have 30 days to receive a 100% refund less S&H. Q: If I visit World's Smallest Museum whatelse is there to do in the area? World famous Boyce Thompson Arboretum is just 2 miles down the street. Buckboard City Cafe offers the best breakfasts and lunches in Arizona and is located next to the museum. And we are surrounded by Tonto National Forest. Ever seen a Saguaro? |
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