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
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THE MUSEUM AND ANNEX ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED THROUGH THE END OF APRIL DUE TO THE CORONA VIRUS SITUATION.
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USUAL HOURS (WHEN THE MUSEUM REOPENS):
10 am to 4 pm
Thursday through Sunday
We are regularly closed:
New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Admission is Free
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What's Happening in APRIL 2020 - Please see CALENDAR
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A Message from the President --- Erie Johnson
I called an Executive Board Meeting on Saturday, March 14th due to the virus spreading across the...
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Curator's Corner --- Dianna Anderson
During the closure the Curator and the Vice President in charge of museum maintenance will...
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April General Membership Meeting CANCELLED
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Docents' Corner — Luz Polcik
Please contact me with any questions or concerns regarding docenting. --- Luz 661-803-2012 call or...
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The Wonderful Gift of Giving ---
To donate now please click on the DONATE link above. When the museum reopens, the Gift of Giving...
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Art Gallery - CLOSED FOR NOW
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Collectors Display Cabinet - CLOSED FOR NOW
If you have a collection to share, contact me, Linda Thurm, at 760-417-2881. Display Schedule for...
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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 Meetings ON HOLD FOR NOW
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Spectacular, Historic Picture of Old Kernville For Sale
ON HOLD FOR NOW
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Country Store --- CLOSED FOR NOW
ABOUT THE RAFFLE FOR THE LOVELY QUILT SEEN HERE: While the Museum is closed this month (through...
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Book Report --- Linda Adams (What better activity than to read an excellent book written by two local men who know the story best?)
The Golden Trout Wilderness – The 40-Year Struggle to Preserve the Ancient Territory of the...