Julia Joe Descendants with Hubbell-Joe Rug
Descendants of Julia Joe, the weaver who created the Hubbell Joe Rug with her daughters and the Red House clan, preview the new exhibit.
Field Trip: NPS Hubbell Trading Post
A field trip to Ganado Arizona and the National Historic Site of the Hubbell Trading Post confirmed an interesting discovery!
Moving the Hubbell-Joe Rug to the Exhibit
Moving the Hubbell-Joe Rug into its new permanent exhibit was no easy feat, but that means we are closer to opening day! September 2nd!
The 1930 Mary E.J. Colter Depot
The 1930 Mary Colter depot where Affeldt Mion Museum calls home is to be appreciated as much as the collection it houses.
Hubbell-Joe Rug History
The World’s Largest Single-Loom Navajo Rug, the Hubbell-Joe Rug, will soon be on permanent exhibit at Affeldt Mion Museum.
Paint Workshop at a Winslow Art Space
Snowdrift, a Winslow Art Space, hosted art instructor Jessica Lewis as she guided a group through a workshop in a truly inspiring WSA space.
Making the Hubbell-Joe Rug Exhibit
It took years of planning to create an exhibit plan for Hubbell-Joe rug. This is how artist John Suttman took the ideas and made it happen.
Affeldt Mion Museum, Winslow AZ
Welcome to Affeldt Mion Museum in Winslow Arizona! Featuring La Posada and Fred Harvey history, plus the largest known hand-carded, hand-spun Navajo Rug. For more information, click below.