Super cute museum! Perfect one to go to with kids, very hands on with a little tots hands on…read moreactivity area.Would definitely stop by again if in the area.

Honestly, one of the best town museums I have been to. It is donation based, and I made sure to…read moredonate because I want this place to stay up and running. They have many interactive exhibits for all ages. You actually get to touch and handle the artifacts. The workers are kind and knowledgable. Postcards for 10 cents. Clean restrooms. What more could you ask for!

We joined as members. Wonderful historical museum that has an annual interactive event for families.read more

Awesome museum! Loved the outdoor exhibits of several buildings including a one room school house,…read moreminers cabin, old store, blacksmith shop and a church. Lots of information inside the museum and nice displays. The staff very friendly and helpful with answering questions about area and history.

It's awesome. We had so much fun. All 5 of my grandkids loved it from the oldest to the youngest…read more Thank you city of Weed.

Great little stop! Free but donation encouraged. (Do it!) Larry is the quintessential local…read moreold-timer with all the stories behind the town history, it's name, and all the cool artifacts in this museum. Figure 30-60 minutes for a typical visit to see: Lots of old logging photos, tools, and records; Impressive collection of military unit patches from the local bar; historic jail cell & the first black sheriff in California; and even 2 old fire engines and a stagecoach. Enjoy!

Enjoy a relaxing exceptional cuisine on patio at DeVine Restaurant overlooking Sacramento River…read more After a tiramisu dessert & coffee take an evening stroll just in time to catch the sunset. A perfect day with loved ones.

Wow,wow, wow! We brought our daughter and granddaughters here for a whole day adventure! It was so…read morefun! The play ground is super cool with a mini zip-line, the outdoor auditorium was fun and informative and they brought so many fascinating animals. The aviary? A mystical MUST see! The birds land right on you and you get to feed them. I had to sneak back and go thru once more just to see these pretty birds! The sundial bridge is a beautiful walk and visually entrancing. Then the actual museum is so amazing too. Learned a lot of stuff and the girls all loved it. We will be back for sure. And its always changed up with different themes every quarter. If you're thinking of going, do it!

Definitely worth the stop! Lots to see and appreciate. Great stop for families, as there are…read moreoutbuildings to explore. Highly recommended stopping and supporting this historical gem.

The best small town museum I've ever seen! It's more like a campus. The round barn is beautiful…read moreand has really cool history. The kids really enjoyed it, and after 2 hours didn't see it all!

A lovely surprise art museum in an historic town of Dunsmuir. Well done in variety of work and…read morepresentation of exhibits.

Didn't expect such great art in a small town gallery. Boy was I wrong. The current show has some…read morestunningly beautiful art and lots of thoughtful Christmas gifts

Nice free museum with lots of information and artifacts from the area. Make sure to rub the rain…read morerock on the outside of the building! California ALWAYS needs the rain. The stone building exterior is really cool to see what they used. Check it out and then walk the Main Street feel the history.

Such a cute museum, the docent was so nice and helpful. Many…read moredisplays to look at, if you were a local history buff you could easily spend an hour in there.

Great private museum open to the public, especially in the summer. Interesting collectibles and…read morehistoric goodies. A clock room, a Christmas room, a doll room and other interesting items to see. Very friendly folks. Free! The building is very historic and was once the best accommodations between San Francisco and Portland! So the building is interesting as well. Definitely worth a stop. Sometimes there are historic walking tours that begin and end at this building. In addition there are self guided plaques along this historic district that tells the tales of a gold rush town.