CAMP DOS CABEZAS EDUCATION TOPICS Following are optional sites we may add to our future activities: View a timeline of Southeast Arizona History and Camp Dos Cabezas Map. Muheim Heritage House (Optional Tour for Volunteers) The National Historic Site was built between 1898 and 1915 by Joseph M. Muheim, who emigrated from Switzerland in 1887. LEARN MORE   CONTACT 207 Youngblood Hill Inquire at: Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum No. 5 Copper Queen Plaza Bisbee, AZ 85603 520-432-7071 www.bisbeemuseum.org Fee required Open daily, 10:00am - 4:00pm Kartchner Caverns State Park Considered one of the best caves in the world, Kartchner Caverns was discovered by cavers in 1974; reveled in 1978; and became an Arizona State Park in 1988. An 86,000-year-old Shasta ground sloth, 34,000-year-old horse, and 11,000-year-old bear, are among many discoveries made in Kartchner Caverns. SUBJECTS AND LESSONS Cave Formations Cave Discovery Paleontology MORE ATTRACTIONS Discovery Center, Picnicking, Camping, Hiking   CONTACT Mail: PO Box 1849 Benson, AZ 85602 (Located 9 miles south of Benson on Highway 90, take I-10 exit 302) 520-586-4100 (information) 520-586-CAVE (reservations) State Park Website Catalina State Park SUBJECTS AND LESSONS Prehistoric Hohokam Culture The Romero Ruin   CONTACT Mail: PO Box 36986 Tucson, AZ 85740 (Located north of Tucson on Highway 77) 520-628-5798 State Park Website Camp Dos Cabezas Cultural Crossroads Youth Education Program Presented by Houston Institute for Culture Additional Resources: Camp Dos Cabezas Map Regional History Camp Dos Cabezas Contact: HOUSTON INSTITUTE FOR CULTURE at info@houstonculture.org.