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Hubbell Trading Post National Historic SiteDon Lorenzo Hubbell at tree near Leonard building.
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Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Plan Your Visit
The main hall of the Hubbell home.
NPS photo by Edward Chamberlin.
Interior of the Hubbell family home.

Things To Do:

  • Explore the oldest continuously operating trading post in the American Southwest. Browse and shop for authentic Navajo rugs, jewelry, and baskets.
     
  • Enter the bullpen of the trading post where the community shops for food and dry goods. Buy a delicious snack for the road.

  • Watch, listen and experience the trader buy a Navajo rug from a skilled Navajo weaver.

  • Wander through the grounds of the Hubbell family homestead and see the barn, bunkhouse, guest hogan, historic farm equipment, horses, chickens, and Navajo Churro sheep.

  • Attend a "Sheep Is Life" workshop to learn about Navajo Lifeways.

  • Join a tour of the historic Hubbell home ($2 per person), the original home lived in by J. L. Hubbell and his family.

  • Learn how to weave a Navajo rug first hand on the visitor's loom in the Visitor Center.

  • Attend an auction of Native American art.
Ganado style Navajo weaving.  

Did You Know?
In 1974 this exact copy Navajo rug (HUTR 4207)was woven to replace the Navajo rug on the floor in the Hubbell family home dining room (HUTR 3237). Look up both rugs in the Hubbell Museum Collection database.
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Last Updated: June 26, 2008 at 18:26 EST