The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian

The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian was established in 1937 by Mary Cabot Wheelwright and Navajo prescription man, Hastin Klah. The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian is dedicated to displaying contemporary and memorable Native American workmanship. The gallery keeps up an assortment of vital accumulations identifying with the Native American Navajo and different clans of the Southwest, and also presentations of contemporary and conventional Native American expressions, including commended craftsmen.

The historical center has additionally accomplished notoriety for exhibiting new and minimal known specialists through lively, innovative and expressive showcases of works of art and other Navajo conventions, for example, beadwork, and basketry, weaving and weaving.