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
** NOTICE **
THE MUSEUM HAS REOPENED!
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REGULAR HOURS:
10 am to 4 pm
Thursday through Sunday
We are closed on these Holidays:
New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Admission is Free
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A Message from the President - April , 2022, Linda Kubisiak
Another productive Board Meeting was held on March 22nd. We discussed the ways we could get the...
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Curator's Corner - March, 2022, Dianna Anderson
We had such a great Whiskey Flat Days! We had a temporary display of costumes over the decades. We...
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The Country Store - March, 2022, JoAnne Johnson
The store did very well over the Whiskey Flat Weekend with lots of sales. Buyers were able to use...
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Collectors Case - March, 2022, Linda Thurm
Did you see the photo of the Whiskey Flasks for Whiskey Flat display in the Sun? Steve Passarelli...
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Field Trips - March & April, 2022, Hal Chiprin
Hi friends! I'm excited to announce that we're going to have two great field trips to the historic ranches...
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