The Bolack Electromechanical Museum is located on the B-Square Ranch south of the San Juan River. Access is along a 60 acre man-made lake, across an 1899 Railroad Bridge, and up to picturesque sandstone bluffs. Tommy Bolack has been collecting artifacts representing electric power, broadcasting, medical, agriculture and oil and gas for over forty years. Encompassing three buildings and four acres outside, museum visitors are treated to everything imaginable!

Seasons Open: All Seasons

Hours Open: Monday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Closed Sundays and Holidays.

Fees: Free Guided Tours, Appointments Preferred.

Buildings are wheelchair accessible.

The museum, built from petrified wood collected from the land, is situated on the B-Square Ranch and Experimental Farm which was established in 1957 as the showplace of resource conservation at work; clearly demonstrating that agriculture, livestock, wildlife and oil and gas production can co-exist in mutual benefit.

No pets allowed with the exception of service animals.