Located in a beautiful house built in the early 20th Century.

It features spacious courtyards with beautiful gardens, fountains, and a wrought-iron and quarry stone balustrade, giving it a French-like appearance.

The building served as the official residence of the governor, public offices, and the people's house.

The museum has 6 rooms and exhibits over 170 works by great Zacatecan masters such as Francisco Goitia, Julio Ruelas, José Kuri Breña, Manuel Felguérez, and Pedro and Rafael Coronel.