Museo Regional MURCO

The Museo Regional MURCO, located in the heart of Concordia, Sinaloa, is a space dedicated to preserving and displaying the historical and cultural richness of the region. Its halls exhibit ancient objects, traditional clothing, utensils, photographs, and documents that narrate the evolution of the town and its people over time.

In addition to being an educational place, the museum offers visitors the opportunity to understand the community's roots and participate in cultural and educational activities. It is an ideal site for those seeking to learn about the identity and heritage of Concordia.

It exhibits the archaeological, anthropological, and historical heritage of Concordia. This building previously operated as a municipal jail.

The museum was inaugurated on January 17, 2015, and its headquarters are located in a building constructed in 1888 by Colonel Ricardo Carricarte. It originally functioned as a municipal jail until the year 2010, when it was rehabilitated to house the museum.
It still preserves original elements from its former penitentiary function, such as bars and a central courtyard, providing a very particular aura full of history.