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The Anderson Valley Historical Museum is a half a mile from Boonville. Exhibits in four historic buildings depict the Native American heritage and culture, and the daily lives of the early settlers. The Little Red Schoolhouse was in operation from 1891 to 1979. The economic activities of the area are highlighted. These include farming, ranching, the lumber industry and fruit growing. The Anderson Valley's own language, Boontling, is explained. The shop sells books about the valley, prints, branded apparel and bags. Museum staff participate in the Boonville Beer festival, handing out mementos and free water and soda.

12340 Hwy 128, Boonville, CA, Phone: 707-895-3207

Anderson Valley Historical Museum
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