The Tulare Historical Museum preserves and showcases the history of the City of Tulare serving as a cultural center for the community. From Yokuts Indian villages through the arrival of the railroad in 1872, and right up to present-day Tulare, the museum displays dioramas, relics, photographs, and replicas of rooms and small businesses to illustrate the town's history. The museum also houses memorabilia of Olympians Bob Mathias and Sim Iness who were both from the area. The museum is open Thursday through Sunday excluding holidays. Admission if free and donations are gladly accepted.
Location:
444 W Tulare Ave, Tulare California 93274
Telephone
209-686-2074
Other History nearby:
(Visalia) End of the Trail
(Hanford) Hanford Carnegie Museum
(Porterville) Porterville Historical Museum
(Tulare) Toledo's Military Museum
(Visalia) Tulare County Museum
(Tulare) Tulare Historical Museum
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04/13 Coming to The Tulare area
Festival Mosaic San Lui Obispo CA July16-28 Five centuries of music on the central California coast.
Antique And Garden Show Bakersfield CA August12-13 =The show features 200 dealer spaces, located on five tree covered acres, 30 historic buildings, a variety of great food, and live blues and jazz music.
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