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The general public may visit the museum and see a number of displays depicting Lincoln’s history; look at photographs of landmarks gone by; read books on California history; review old City of Lincoln record books and inquire about various frontier families.
The general public may visit the museum and see a number of displays depicting Lincoln’s history; look at photographs of landmarks gone by; read books on California history; review old City of Lincoln record books and inquire about various frontier families. Guests may see a bit of local history and hopefully come away with more knowledge of Lincoln and the pioneers who made the town.
Walking Tours – First Saturday of each month, weather permitting (must reserve in advance) call 916-645-3800 to reserve a spot.
This museum presents an overview of Placer County history from the early Nisenan inhabitants through the latter half of the 20th century. It also includes the Placer County Gold collection, the renowned Pate Collection of American Indian artifacts and the original Thomas Kinkade painting “Auburn Centennial.”
The gallery exhibits cutting-edge work of leading regional, national and international artists as well as faculty artists, alumni, and students in seven shows throughout the year.
The Gallery features the works of nearly 60 local artists who explore a wide range of media.