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Why join the Ferndale Museum?
*Preserve the heritage of our valley
*Provide resource materials for family & genealogical research
*Maintain the documents and photographs of local history
*Support the teaching and disseminating of our history through tours, special events, movies, demonstrations
*Enjoy membership privileges:
- deep discounts on original movie DVDs
- admission to members-only events
- a bimonthly mini-mag
- free admission to the Museum
- a 10% discount at the gift shop
There are membership offers for everyone:
- seniors and students, $15
- individuals, $20
- families, $25
- supporting, $35
- patrons, $100
Join now! Use your PayPal account:
Or send your check to The Ferndale Museum, P.O. Box 431, Ferndale, CA 95536
The
Victorian
Village of Ferndale
Humboldt
Room,
HSU Library
Special Collections
Humboldt County Visitor Information
CA Office of Historic Preservation
California Preservation Foundation
National Register of Historic Places
“Our Story,” the bimonthly magazine of the Ferndale Museum, features stories and interviews about the history of the Eel River Valley, personalities, special events, old recipes, and an abundance of photographs from the late 19th Century to the present.
Coming up in the January/February 2011 issue of “Our Story,” is the history of Ballew Ford, a remembrance of the Ferndale founding of the Camp Fire Girls, “The Case of the Purloined Pastry” from the police blotter of the Ferndale Enterprise (1898) – and “Dear Fern” answers the question about “original Ferndale settlers” and the Native Americans. Plus a splendid Valentine’s Day greeting from the Island School, and more. Don’t miss it! Join now!
Ferndale Museum
Tours and school groups welcome!
Corner of Shaw and Third Streets: 515 Shaw
707-786-4466
FerndaleMuseum@gmail.com
Hours
Wed. - Sat.
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sun.
1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
plus Tues.
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.,
June 1- Sept. 30
We welcome
your visit
February
through
December.
(We close the month of January for maintenance and restoration.)