Get to Know Yuma’s Storied Sites Whether you are a history buff, a culture enthusiast or simply curious about the past, Yuma boasts many experiences that will transport you through time. Embark on an adventure that spans centuries in this remarkable corner of the Southwest, with a unique blend of age-old attractions that bring the past to life. Native American heritage has beautifully shaped Yuma, home of the Quechan and Cocopah people. The Cocopah Museum spotlights many traditions of the Cocopah Indian Tribe, with exhibits of crafts, clothing and artifacts that deliver insight into their way of life. Yuma’s location near the Mexican border also makes it a special place. A visit to the Cesar Chavez Cultural Center in San Luis is definitely worth the trip. The center celebrates arts and culture through events, exhibits and programs. Nearby, the Cesar Chavez statue symbolizes Chavez's impact on labor rights and social justice. Learn how Yuma transformed from a rugged frontier town to a thriving agricultural community at the Sanguinetti House Museum and Gardens. The permanent exhibit chronicles Sanguinetti's life story as the merchant prince of Yuma. Garden talks and history dinners under the stars are signature events. Cultural Connections 4 Cocopah Museum Colorado River State Historic Park 24 EXPERIENCE
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