Wingfield Heritage House Museum: A Journey Through Ruidoso’s History

Step back in time and uncover the rich history of Ruidoso at the Wingfield Heritage House Museum. Originally built in the 1920s by Ike and Lula Wingfield, this charming home served as a family residence for three generations before becoming a cornerstone for local businesses. Today, it stands restored to its former beauty, offering visitors an immersive experience into the town’s fascinating past.

The Wingfield Heritage House Museum presents carefully curated exhibits that highlight the Wingfield family’s legacy, explore the area’s ancient cultures, and trace Ruidoso's evolution from a small settlement into a bustling mountain town. Wander through each room to discover how the lives of early settlers, local traditions, and economic development shaped the community. Every artifact and display tells a story, making the museum Ruidoso's newest cultural treasure.

As an active part of preserving history, the museum seeks contributions to expand its collection, especially items related to local life, tourism, and the region's economic history. Visit the Wingfield Heritage House Museum to connect with the stories that have shaped Ruidoso’s past and present!

Hours:

Wednesday—Saturday

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Parking

Free

Admission:

Adults $5

Seniors (65 and up): $3

Children (16 and under): Free

Address:

2813 Sudderth Dr, Ruidoso, NM 88345

Phone:

575-257-5559