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With your membership in the Silver City Museum Society, you become a vital partner in building excellence and creating opportunities at one of New Mexico’s finest historical museums. You also qualify for the following benefits:

10% Museum Store discount
A subscription to our quarterly publication, The Mansardian
Invitations to members only special events
20% holiday sale at the Museum Store

Join today to increase our impact and enhance your cultural experiences.

Complete and submit the online membership form below. Or, if you prefer, you can download, print and mail a paper membership form. Once completed, please send the form along with your payment in the form of a check to the following address:

Silver City Museum Society
P.O. Box 891
Silver City, NM 88062

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Supporter, Stakeholder, Patron, and Benefactor Members earn the benefit to choose a historic image from the museum’s archive to be matted and sent to them.

A Very Special Gift for Our Members

Supporter, Stakeholder, Patron, and Benefactor Members earn the benefit to choose a historic image from the museum’s archive to be matted and sent to them.

Image Ref: #00312

A view of a flood on Bullard Street looking northeast and showing the buildings along the east side of Bullard Street, Silver City, NM. Buildings visible include the James Corbin building and the grocery store of E.M. Young. Circa 1910. From the collection of the Silver City Museum.

Image Ref: #00048

Yankie Street looking west, Silver City, NM. Photo taken from the roof of the C.C. Shoemaker building on the southwest corner of Bullard and Yankie. The Yee Lung & Co building is at Texas and Yankie. 1902. From the collection of the Silver City Museum.

Image Ref: #00037

Meredith & Ailman Bank on the west side of Bullard Street and one door north of Broadway Street, Silver City, NM. Shown in the photograph from left to right: A.B. Ailman, unknown person, Hartford M. Meredith and Colonel J.W. Carter. 1885. From the collection of the Silver City Museum.

Image Ref: #00035

Six-horse stage believed to be the one from Silver City, NM to Georgetown, NM. Photo shows the Meredith & Aliman Bank and the R.B. Higbee building. Seated by driver is Wells Fargo Express Agent G.M. Huffaker. 1882. From the collection of the Silver City Museum.