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Redwood Coast Museums

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Ferndale Museum
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Ferndale is a village known for its Victorian atmosphere and history, still present today, and this history is at its most evident at the Ferndale Museum. Featuring Victorian period rooms, working crank telephones, an operating seismograph, farm tools and more, the museum is open located at the corner of Shaw and Third Streets. Open to the public from February through December, hours vary depending on season.
Address: 515 Shaw St | Ferndale, CA | 95536 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 707 786-4466
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Phillips House Museum
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This house shows life in mid-19th century Arcata with lace curtains, fine china, quilts and newspapers from the period on display. It is an example of Greek revival architecture and is open on Sunday for tours.
Address: 71 E 7th St | Arcata, CA
Tel: 1 707 822-4722

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Trinidad Museum
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Situated in a turn-of-the-century Victorian bungalow just of Main Street and Patrick's Point Drive, the Trinidad Museum features five exhibit rooms and showcases the region's history and heritage, including carved Redwood canoes and basket exhibits by the area's Native American population. Open 12 to 4pm, Wednesday through Sunday.
Address: 400 Janis Ct at Patricks Point Dr | Trinidad, CA | 95570
Tel: 1 707 677-3883
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Natural History Museum Humbolt State University
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This museum is host to over 2,000 fossils from around the world as well as displays on local natural history. The fossils range from trilobites to mammoth tusks covering millions of years of life.
Address: 1315 G St | Arcata, CA | 95521
Tel: 1 707 826-4479
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Morris Graves Museum of Art
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Humboldt County is home to a remarkable number of artists, writers, dancers and poets and the Museum of Art is dedicated to preserve the talent and cultural way of life. Museum hours are Thursday to Sunday from noon to 5pm.
Address: 636 F Street | Eureka, CA | 95501 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 707 442-0278
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Humboldt Bay Maritime Museum
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Dedicated to the preservation and protection of North Coast California's Maritime History, the Humboldt Bay Maritime Museum wants to educate visitors and residents of the Samoa area. Volunteers are gratefully appreciated. Call for details. Located next to the Samoa Cookhouse.
Address: 423 1st. Street | Eureka, CA | 95501 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 707 444-9440
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Willow Creek China Flat Museum
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From mid-April until the end of October, this museum is open free of charge and showcases the area's early pioneering history with early logging artifacts, a miner's cabin and more. The museum is perhaps best known, however, for its bigfoot exhibit, which features the lifelong career of Bob Titmus and includes maps of sightings, casts of footprints, photographs and newspaper articles. Open Wednesday through Sunday from 10am to 4pm during summer months, other months by appointment.
Address: Highway 299 and Highway 96 | Willow Creek, CA | 95573
Tel: 1 530 629-2653

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Clarke Historical Museum
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Detailing the history of Humboldt County, this museum's exhibits feature clothing, furniture, glassware and other household items mainly from the Victorian era. A Native American wing also displays native arts and items.
Address: 240 E Street | Eureka, CA | 95501 [ Map ]
Tel: 1 707 443-1947
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The End of the Trail Museum
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Attatched to the north end of the Trees of Mystery, is The End of the Trail Museum. It is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and exhibiting the artifacts and history of the first Americans.
Address: 15500 Highway 101 N. | Klamath, CA | 95548

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Hoopa Tribal Museum
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Part of the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation in northern California, the Hoopa Tribal Museum aims to preserve and share the history and heritage of the area's native peoples. Visitors can see original Hoopa, Yurok and Karuk artifacts, including dugout canoes, hand-woven baskets, ceremonial regalia and tools, as well as artifacts of early pioneers who first settled the area. Open Tuesdays to Fridays from 8am to 5pm, as well as Saturdays during summer months.
Address: | Hoopa, CA | 95546
Tel: 1 530 625-4211

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Fortuna Depot Museum
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This 1893 historic train depot now houses memorabilia from the railroad, farm and war eras. It includes large locks, spark plugs and barbed wire displays as well as a doll collection and many types of fishing gear and lures.
Address: 7th Street | Fortuna, CA
Tel: 1 707 725-7645

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