Wells Fargo History Museum
The Wells Fargo History Museum is located in downtown Phoenix between 1st & 2nd Avenues in the Wells Fargo Plaza Building. This museum highlights the company's role in Arizona and the Southwest.
Exhibits include:
An authentic 19th Century stagecoach
A replica stagecoach you can climb aboard
An interactive telegraph
An art gallery with the largest public display of illustrator N.C. Wyeth's western-themed work
About museums
Over 160 years ago, Henry Wells and William Fargo founded a company that has become a legendary part of America. Wells Fargo's heritage is very much a part of our identity today-in our Museums, our people, and our values.
Wells Fargo history demonstrates our timeless strengths-security, reliability, innovation and progress-and our lasting commitment to the communities we serve. This history is our legacy and our promise that we are there for our customers now and over time.
Wells Fargo recognizes the importance of learning through reading. A century ago, Wells Fargo & Co.'s Express set up libraries for employees, and shipped books free of charge over a nationwide network. Wells Fargo is proud to support the 2013 National Book Festival on the National Mall in Washington D.C., September 21-22, 2013.
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