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352 matches in California
Carnegie-funded community museum in Livermore, CA — covers local Tri-Valley history, pioneer settlement, and cultural heritage.
Small local museum in Palo Alto — regional community history and cultural artifacts of the mid-Peninsula area.
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Restored Victorian-era house museum — covers 19th-century California domestic history, social customs, and material culture.
Gold Rush–era history center along Highway 49 covering Northern Mariposa County mining settlements and California frontier life.
Desert museum in the Randsburg mining district covering Mojave Desert mining history, geology, and ghost-town heritage.
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Wax figures depicting Monterey's cannery-era and California history — supplementary hook for California regional and maritime history units.
Specialty museum covering ocular anatomy, ophthalmology history, and vision science — supports biology and health curriculum.
Museum dedicated to the 20-mule team borax operations of the Mojave Desert — covers mining history, chemistry of borax, and desert geography.
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UC Davis university design museum with exhibits on graphic, industrial, and textile design — supports applied arts and design-history study.
UCR Arts facility in Riverside hosting photography and contemporary art exhibitions with publicly accessible galleries.
Community history museum in Union City, CA, covering local settlement, industry, and multicultural heritage of the East Bay region.
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University fine-art museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual-arts study and art-historical analysis at the secondary level.
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Photography-focused art center with publicly accessible exhibits — covers photographic arts, visual storytelling, and documentary history.
Local historical society preserving Vista-area settlement and ranching history through artifacts and archives.
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Local museum on Willow Creek (CA) — gold-rush history and the famous Bigfoot/Patterson-Gimlin film exhibit.
Museum dedicated to California women's history covering suffrage, labor, civil rights, and cultural contributions across multiple eras.
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