
Agricultural History Project Center & Museum
Watsonville

Photo from the venue's own site
The Aptos History Museum features beautiful displays housed in the Aptos Branch Library that showcase the region's past through carefully curated collections. Visitors examine historical photographs, including images of the Aptos Railroad Station that launched the museum's founding collection in the 1980s. The museum displays artifacts and historical items donated by community members over decades, organized in custom-built display cases. School groups can schedule guided tours by calling the museum to learn about local history through the exhibits. A 3D virtual tour allows remote exploration of the displays. The museum also offers related materials including an Aptos History Coloring Book featuring seventeen pages with stories and drawings about the area's heritage. The museum originated from a personal photo collection by John Hibble and expanded significantly after opening its dedicated facility in 2006, earning community recognition including the Aptos Community Achievement Award. The museum is located in Aptos, California.
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Watsonville

Boonville
Saturdays & Sundays, 1-4pm — February through November

Atascadero
Wednesdays from 1 to 4 PM

Santa Paula
First Sunday of each month 10:00am until 2:00pm