Suggestions for History museums near Simi Valley

Robert F. • October 8, 2019Everything is great - great exhibits, Air Force One & Marine One are the best

Nicolette M. • April 5, 2010Really interesting stuff always on display. Don't miss Airforce One.

William F. • October 30, 2013Great place to visit. Friendly volunteers, beautiful restored depot, very nice model railroad club and trains passing right in front of it all. ...

Offbeat L.A. • November 23, 2014Amazing museum full of San Fernando Valley relics.

Marc D. • July 18, 2011A beautiful place to have a wedding and a wedding reception outside on the lawn near the ranch house that was built in 1892.

eric b. • October 16, 2021Small museum that has some decent exhibits on the native history of the land you are on. Nice friendly staff.

Trina Beana • August 26, 2013Rumored to be haunted by a ghost named Pierre. He was supposed to have been murdered in one of the bedrooms between 1882 and 1889. He likes to make noises and lock doors.

PureWow • July 27, 2017The main house is one of the oldest in the Los Angeles. We’re fascinated not only by the colonial structure but also by the Chumash Indian hut that’s been erected on the Calabasas grounds.

Sean O. • July 16, 2013Really cool wall! Great to drive by or pull over and snap a shot.

eric b. • April 25, 2021Great place to walk when it’s not too hot with cool rocks that is close to LA. There are spots that feel a bit creepy (the brochure doesn’t mention it was the Manson Family ranch), but it’s awesome.