KC Museum

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KERN COUNTY MUSEUM

STARTING SEPTEMBER 13, 2010, THE MUSEUM WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS The Kern County Museum was founded in 1941 and serves more than 85,000 people each year from its 16-acre site north of downtown Bakersfield. The museum features: Pioneer Village, over 50 historic buildings and exhibits Black Gold: The Oil Experience, an award-winning, hands-on oil exhibition The Lori Brock Children's Discovery Center, for youth ages eight and under  The Bakersfield Sound, made possible by the Bakersfield County Music Museum, a non-profit organization solely in existence to promote the Bakersfield Sound The museum is consistently recognized for providing some of the most outstanding educational programs in the state of California, such as Native American Life, and Living History Day: Frontier Life in Kern County. ________________________________________________________________ The Kern County Museum's Newest Publication! Featuring over 80 images from the historic photo collection of the Kern County Museum, Traditional Tails: Portraits of Kern County Pets and Their People explores the relationships that Kern County residents had with their furry and feathered friends throughout history. Cick here to order a copy of Traditional Tails: Portraits of Kern County Pets and Their People

 

 

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