355 W. Mesquite Blvd
Mesquite, NV , 89024

Phone: 702-346-2538

Website

The Donkey History Museum is dedicated to chronicling the many contributions of donkeys in the World. Mark and Amy Meyers are contributing their substantial donkey memorabilia collection to the museum. Norbert Schiller has joined forces and contributed his substantial collection of international armed forces donkey related photos to the museum to make the "War Room" the largest and arguably the most interesting of all of the Museum's galleries.

The Museum is just off I-15 North of Las Vegas in Mesquite, Nevada.

Free admission to museum,
Museum hours Tu-S 10am-4pm, Sunday 9-5. Closed Monday.

The man working here is very knowledgeable about the museum and the Nevada donkeys.
The Museum is partnered with the Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue group and the machine was donated by an anonymous doner.

The machine is located on the back wall. Designs are:
1) 'Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue', a donkey in the cross logo,
2) 'DONKEYRESCUE.ORG', Peace sign, heart, donkey rescue cross logo,
3) 'Donkey Rescue Museum', name in a rectangular logo with a donkey under the name,
4) 'Donkey History Museum', with a desert scene.

2/7/23: Machine here.

12/24/23: The museum was open today by chance. The pennies rolled a tiny bit short on copper. JLT