| Ford House Visitor Center |
| The Ford House, run by the Mendocino Area Parks Association, was built in 1854 for Jerome Bursley Ford and his new wife. Learn about the history of the Ford family and about the history of the village of Mendocino at the Ford House. A museum as well as a Visitor Center, a stop at the Ford House is essential to any visit to Mendocino. In 1986, the Ford House operations were handed over to the Mendocino Area Parks Association, which has docent and volunteer programs that enable the Ford House to be open on a regular basis. The Ford House is more than a historic home and Visitor Center, it is an interpretive center for the beautiful and unique natural environment of the area and its district parks, and an educational center that informs residents and vistors of the history of Mendocino and the surrounding areas. Its gallery exhibits works of local artists--works that are appropriate to the seasons and that have an environmental theme. |
| Address: PO Box 1387/ On the ocean side of Main St. in the Village of Mendocino. |
| Phone: 707-937-5397 |
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| Email: mapa@mendopark.org |
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| Guest House Museum, Fort Bragg Historic District |
| The Guest House Museum was built in 1892. The building is open to visitors from 11-2 most days of the week, call for days. The museum highlights the history of Fort Bragg and the surrounding areas with a focus on the timber, fishing and motion picture industries on the Mendocino Coast. The museum houses photographs of the Fort that Fort Bragg was named after and many other facinating artifacts, and also houses the Fort Bragg-Mendocino Coast Historical Society. |
| Address: 343 North Main St., Fort Bragg, CA 95437 |
| Phone: 707-964-4251 |
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| Fax: 707-964-3725 |
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| Kelley House Museum |
| Museum of local history and artifacts. The Kelley House property overlooks the ocean and is a great location for wedding ceremonies! Please visit the website. |
| Address: P.O. Box 922/45007 Albion St. Mendocino, CA 95460 |
| Phone: 707-937-5791 |
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| Email: kelleyhs@mcn.org |
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| Triangle Tattoo & Museum |
| A working tattoo studio with a facinating museum that is concerned with the history of tattooing from all over the world. Open seven days a week from noon to six, guided tours upon request. Some subjects the museum covers are: American Patriotic Tattoos, South Seas, Maori, Japanese as well as Native American Tattooing, Prison Tattoos, Tattoos Without Consent, Historical Tools and Designs, Circus Side Shows and much more. Madame Chinchilla also has books available. The Triangle Tattoo Museum and Studio have been featured on the Discovery Channel, in magazines and newspapers worldwide, as well as noted in a New York Magazine article as one of the 25 most interesting museums in the United States. |
| Address: 356-B N. Main St., Fort Bragg, CA 95437 |
| Phone: 707-964-8814 |
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| Fax: 707-964-1193 |
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| Email: www.triangletattoo.com |
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