Rafael V.
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We recently stopped by the first week of January 2026. The museum is small, but packed of great information. One one end of the building they had an exhibit recognizing the local indigenous Yokuts. LOVED learning about them, their language, and history. On the opposite end, they had artifacts such as military uniforms, tools, and other artifacts that spoke to the history of Three Rivers. The docent, Barry, was absolutely wonderful and even offered our son two quarters and a penny to run through the penny press. That was so incredibly thoughtful of him, and an amazing souvenir that our son shares with everyone. Wish we got to spend more time, and would like to visit again.
Would absolutely recommend, as visiting helps you appreciate & gain an understanding of the area, the people, and what makes it special.