When early settlers came to this region they found lush stands of pine, cedar, oak and at higher elevations Sequoia trees. Lumbering in the nearby mountains, especially the Greenhorns, was essential to mining and the establishment of homes and businesses. The Museum contains representative tools of the lumber industry and many photographs of the logging and milling of the timber grown here.
Location
49 Big Blue Road
PO Box 651
Kernville, CA 93238
(760) 376-6683
Hours:
10 am - 4 pm
Thursday - Sunday
We are closed:
New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas.
Admission is Free
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What's Happening in FEBRUARY 2020
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A Message from the President --- Erie Johnson
WOW! 2020! How time flies. The new Board of Directors was installed December 16th. Since then we...
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Curator's Corner --- Dianna Anderson
We’ve started the year with a big bang! We just had some awesome visitors at the Annex! Two...
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February General Meeting: “Scenic Kern River Valley” --- Hal Chiprin
Found! A great old film: “Scenic Kern River Valley” This is a one-hour film from the Sequoia...
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Docents' Corner — Luz Polcik
Happy New Year! As we start the new year I would like to thank you for the opportunity to be of...
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The Wonderful Gift of Giving --- Dianna Anderson
Take the Gift of Giving brochure on the front counter. You can earmark your donation for any of...
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In the Art Room --- Gene Verbeet
It is that time of year again! The month of February will again feature our exciting sale of...
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Collector's Display Cabinet --- Linda Thurm
Thank you, Ric Deffine, for displaying your beer collectibles. The beer taps and mugs were...
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PLEASE SUPPORT THESE BUSINESSES
The following businesses & organizations support the museum. We encourage you to support them!...
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General Membership Meeting Programs for 2020
Tentative schedule for programs for 2020. All General Membership Meetings are open to the public and...
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Spectacular, Historic Picture of Old Kernville For Sale
Marge Powers has donated her fascinating photograph of Old Kernville to the Historical Society!...
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Country Store News --- JoAnne Johnson
WHAT’S UP? We are in the midst of paint, ladders, and hard work. Please visit the County Store at...
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WANTED! RIDERS IN THE WHISKEY FLAT PARADE! --- Ron Anderson
Our old Graham Truckis looking for riders to have fun in the 2020 Whiskey Flat Parade. We need...