The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures


The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures is a 15,560 square foot museum located in Tucson, Arizona that displays antique and contemporary miniatures that are entertaining and interactive along with enchanting pieces.

The museum has been styled as a miniature time machine where the visitor will start on a self-guided tour through times and lands that are imaginary and real. There are over 275 miniature houses, room boxes and collectibles that are part of the collection that appeal to visitors of all ages.

There are three main areas in the museum; the Enchanted Realm which is filled with woodland creatures, snow villages, fairies and witches. In the History and Antiques Gallery pieces reflect times with historical value and significance. There are pieces that show the amazing craftsmanship and techniques used to create miniatures including the oldest miniature house which was built in 1775. In the Exploring the World gallery there are miniature used in other cultures such as the U.K, France, Italy, Japan and Spain.

Docent-led tours are provided at the museum and are aligned with the Arizona Department of Education standards. Visitors are also able to view the museum on a self-guided tour or as part of a school tour.

The museum relies upon volunteers who work out the front and behind the scenes to ensure that all visitors have a memorable visit. Guests are also able to host a birthday party, baby showers or private catered parties and meetings at the museum which will be set up only the way it can be done at The Mini Time Machine Museum.

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