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    S'edav Va'aki Museum

     S'edav Va'aki Museum entrance

    Overview

    Discover the people who built one of the largest and most sophisticated canal systems in the New World prior to the coming of Europeans. This National Historic Landmark and museum highlights how these engineers and farmers thrived in the Sonoran Desert for millennia. S'edav Va'aki has long been a special place.

    Closing for the summer

    The Museum will be closed starting May 19th for some summer renovations. Check back here for updates!

    Announcements!

    As of March 23, 2023, Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeo​logical Park has been renamed to S'edav Va'aki Museum. Please visit us to learn more about this change and how it enriches our understanding of the prehistory of Arizona. Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to sharing with you Phoenix's rich cultural history.

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    Land Acknolwedgement Statement

    ​The City of Phoenix acknowledges it is located within Native Land. Read the department's commitment to respecting Ancestral Indigenous Communities.

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    Land acknowledgement

    Contact Us

    (602) 495-0900 recorded information
    (602) 495-0901 office
    (602) 495-5645 fax
    711 City of Phoenix TTY/TDD
    (877) 706-4408 toll free (outside Phoenix)

    SVmuseum@phoenix.gov

    Address
    ​​4619 E. Washington St.
    Phoenix, Arizona 85034
    On the Southeast Corner of 44th St and Washington​ St

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