The Arizona Capitol Museum in Phoenix is an institution dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the history of the state. It houses several interesting artifacts including the desk of John C. Fremont, the first governor of the Arizona Territory, and an original advertisement from the previous Arizona territorial governor. Visitors can explore the grounds around the Capitol building, view the Arizona Senate Chamber, or take self-guided audio tours with information about the state's past. The museum also offers hands-on interactive exhibits such as historic courtrooms and a discovery room for children. The museum offers educational outreach programs and materials for students and teachers. The mission of the Arizona Capitol Museum is to provide an authentic and engaging experience that connects to the unique history of Arizona and its people.
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