Etna Museum - Etna, CA - History Museums on Waymarking.com

The Etna Historical Museum website highlights its history and reads:

The Museum of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, Eschscholtzia Parlor No. 112, is located on Main Street, Etna, California.

The building, was built for the first town Hall, which also housed the fire department, library and jail, was built to resemble Independence Hall in Philadelphia.

This museum is home to a Vintage Parlor; Local Doctors (mannequins); an 1890 farm kitchen; Craftsman's tools; history of Hallie Daggett - 1st US Forest Service Female Look-out Employee; Electric Permament Wave Machine; Dresses of the 1890's; Native American displays; Radios & Phonographs; Old Bibles; Hat pins; Mining & Farming Tools; Household items and more.

I've been in touch with a couple of museum volunteers and if/when I obtain more history on this building, I'll update the info in the variables below.

Theme: Cultural history Street Address: 520 Main Street Etna, CA Food Court: no Hours of Operation: Seasonal Hours June through August, Tuesday through Saturday 11-3 Cost: 0.00 (listed in local currency) Museum Size: Small Relevant Web Site: [Web Link] Gift Shop: Not Listed

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