Ferndale Museum
The historic village of Ferndale was founded in 1852. The Ferndale Museum preserves and exhibits the history and heritage of this still thriving dairy community with it’s lovely, well-kept Victorian houses and storefronts.
The museum features the artifacts, furniture and items that have survived since the town was founded and displays them in room-like setting of the Victorian era. Also featured are an operating seismograph, a telephone switchboard, working crank phones, farm and logging equipment, a barber shop and a complete blacksmith shop. Exhibits change during the year with major annual changes and are thoroughly researched, clearly identified and artfully displayed.
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The Museum is just one block off Main Street and is open
Wednesday – Saturday 11 to 4 and Sunday 1 to 4
Open on Tuesdays from June – September.
The Museum is closed on Mondays and the month of January.
Located at the corner of Shaw & Third Streets
707.786.4466
PO Box 431, Ferndale CA 95536
Visit their website at www.ferndale-museum.org
