Kern County Museum includes over 50 buildings that represent the history of Kern through the 19th century. To learn more about the homes and the families that lived there check out this C-SPAN video. Read more.
CALM is closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
I remember when this thing connected the hotels on union And you could walk across it
This population center appears to be named to honor one of the most revered human musical elders, one Elvis Pretzel, known as The King. Inhabitants are presumably monarchists.
Nice little museum. Only $4 to get in so if you don't like it, no biggie! They've done a good job telling the history of Route 66 and the people who traveled it.
They not only have model railroads inside, but it's a great place for train viewing. On average, a train passes by once every 12 minutes!
Kinda fun skatepark here - lots of shade, disc golf, and picnic tables. Overall it's a good park.
Latest addition, Chuckwalla Lizard sculpture at corner of Andy Devine Boulevard (old Route 66) & 4th Street!
One of my fave museums in Santa Fe. The current Japanese kite exhibit is fantastic. Great museum for kids.
Worth it for the Fred Harvey exhibit alone. Plus it has a great museum store.
Permanent collection of American art, the Gustave Baumann marionettes, and a changing series of exhibits.
IAIA has the largest collection of contemporary Native art. Include this museum in your to do lists when visiting legendary Santa Fe.
We came for an opera preview, not a tour of house. But I'd like to return. History is interesting, gardens seem inviting & there's a most unusual piano.
Lovely atmosphere. For non-wine drinkers, they offer beers from Madhouse as well as a couple mainstream domestics. Great spot for parties, receptions, etc
Great place to get away from the cold and visit a nice warm place in the middle of winter! Spend time on a treasure hunt with the kids.
Stop by the Chevy display and pickup your Team Chevy T-shirt compliments of the Premier Chevy Dealers!
Neat little garden for pictures, peace and quiet, and a nice date spot.
Take a tour today! The historical Old Capitol is the focal point of the University of Iowa. After state government was moved to Des Moines, it became the first building owned by the University!
When in Iowa Hall, be sure to visit Rusty, the giant sloth. Visit often, he changes outfits more than an indecisive teenager.
One of the best FREE things for kids that we saw on our KC trip. Everything else is $100 or more for a family of 5.
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