Museum Club In Flagstaff
To quote from their website... "The World Famous Museum Club is Arizona's premiere roadhouse and dance club! Located at 3404 E. Route 66 in Flagstaff, Arizona, the Museum Club offers the best in Live Country Western music and entertainment." The Museum Club in Flagstaff features some big name singers and bands for your entertainment and enjoyment.
You'll see posters and photos on the Club's walls... new and old memories of the many famous singers and groups that have played there. Willie, Waylon, and many more. Asleep At The Wheel, Urban Country, and Mogollon are among those making appearances at the club these days. The history of the Club's building is interesting in its own right. The building was built between 1916 and 1931, and utilized some of the trees growing on the property as building supports... right where they stood! These trees are still on the job, as you can see in this interior photo.
The building opened in 1931 as a taxidermy shop. The business soon expanded to include an Indian Trading Post, and several years later found its destiny... it became a Roadhouse along the Mother Road, Route 66. Why is The Museum Club affectionately known locally as The Zoo? Presumably because of the examples of taxidermy art in the club. The Museum Club in Flagstaff and its history (and ghosts) is featured in detail on the website Legends of America. I've never seen a ghost the club myself, but I can tell you... The Museum Club in Flagstaff now serves a great hamburger lunch special (and more). Recently, we stopped in for lunch and enjoyed both the lunch and the atmosphere. A Google search using the keyword phrase flagstaff nightlife will display a variety of resources. Be sure to notice the relevant ads down the right side... those are resources also.
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