The Historical Society of Mendocino County (est. 1956) is a nonprofit organization that collects, preserves, and shares the diverse history of Mendocino County in California. On-site, we have the Toney
This huge mural is a narrative history painted by local painter, art historian and former Mayor Lauren Sinnott. It is a depiction of the region’s past and present, with an
At the top of the curve coming north out of Little River sits a small white building on the right. The building was originally built by the Knights of the
A quirky museum dedicated to the life work of self-taught physicist, experimenter, & folk artist Larry Spring.
A wonderful selection of vintage housewares, art, furniture, pottery, books and locally made goods.
Part rock shop, part natural history museum. Specializing in visually striking stones, fossils, and locally made art.
Fun for the whole family. See logging history brought to life on an incredible model railroad that has over 1,300 feet of track. You can view the mill, logging camp,
Located just outside Boonville, the Anderson Valley Museum once housed the school for the valley’s children called the Con Creek School, but these days is home to a colorful collection
Advancing ocean conservation through education, exploration and experience. Visit us in Fort Bragg: Discovery Center Museum and Store 338 N. Main St. Open Thursday – Monday 11AM – 5PM
Dedicated to the Chinese god of war – a Taoist symbol of integrity and loyalty, the Temple of Kwan Tai offers living evidence of Mendocino’s 19th Century Chinese community. Four
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