El Paso History

See exhibits and listen to Native American stories by moonlight during Native American Heritage Month at the El Paso Museum of Archeology.

The historic Magoffin Home celebrates the holiday season with it's annual Open House and Fiesta.

Head up to the westside to see a mural being painted of the iconic 'Greetings From' postcard featuring El Paso landmarks.

Visit El Paso's own city of the dead this weekend during Concordia Cemetery's Walk Through History.

Segundo Barrio and Chihuahuita need to be saved. Check out one of the reasons why the neighborhoods were nationally recognized as places significant to our nation's history.

This downtown treasure has been an Old West saloon, a movie theater, and retail space. It has a new lease on life, and you can walk through its history this month.

Three historic downtown El Paso buildings will get art exhibits in their windows this weekend. The ribbon-cutting ceremony and other activities are free and open to the public.

The fort has been part of the El Paso landscape since the 1840s. Learn more about its history with the latest installment of this video series about El Paso.

An El Paso graphic designer has made prints of some of the amazing historical buildings around town. Part of the proceeds will be used to help save other endangered historical El Paso buildings.

The ASARCO stacks might be gone, but there is video of what it looked like from the top of the over 800 foot tall stacks. You might want to hold onto something before you check this video out.

There are a lot of stories related to La Llorona. Find out about all of them at this free event.

Get out of your car and check out the hidden historical treasures downtown El Paso has to offer, including this real Old West saloon that once saw John Wesley Hardin playing cards within its walls.