Welcome to the Crockett Museum, located in the former S&P Railroad Station.
Visitors to the Crockett Museum are often charmed by the unique nature of the displays; many exhibits remain from the original ones created 40 years ago this September. The town of Crockett has been heavily influenced by C&H’s presence since 1906, and that influence is felt in the display of the evolution of sugar products and the sugar industry. Citizens of Crockett have enjoyed a proud connection with their local schools, and trophies and photos abound.
Other exhibits share information about the history of the town/area, businesses, churches, the Carquinez Bridge(s), fraternal/social clubs, and military service members.
One of the more popular artifacts in the Museum is an enormous 468 lb. taxidermied sturgeon (caught on a rod and reel), the likes of which will never be caught again! A complete collection of the Cubelet Press (the house organ of C&H from 1936-1992) is available for research, as well as Crockett Signal and Crockett American from 1908 until 1976 and Crockett Signal magazine 1989 to present day.
If you are interested in sharing a talent, spending some time among artifacts, learning about the history of your town, or welcoming visitors, please call or stop by during open hours!
900 Loring Avenue
Crockett, CA 94525
crockettmuseum@gmail.com
Hours:
Wednesday and Saturday from 10am to 3pm.
Admission:
Visitors are always admitted for free and docents are available for questions.
For more information on arranging tours or planning your visit, call (510)787-2178.
Masks are encouraged for the safety and comfort of visitors and volunteers.
Masks are required for unvaccinated individuals.
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