The Ventura County Museum of History & Art, 100 East Main Street, is located in downtown Ventura across the street from the County's most historic site, the San Buenaventura Mission. There is much to see here, including the Albinger Archaeological Museum. The Ventura County Museum of History & Art appeals especially to those who would enjoy:
http://www.vcmha.org
Highlights & Collections
Changing exhibits of art and history in the Hoffman Gallery.
An exceptional collection of George Stuart Historical Figures(r) in the Smith Gallery.
A prize-winning historical exhibit of Ventura County's history in the Huntsinger Gallery.
A collection of horse-drawn farm equipment.
A Historical Research Library with the finest collection of Ventura County historical materials anywhere.
An exciting array of educational and recreational programs and services offered throughout the year.
A Museum Store offering books and merchandise not found in local shops and malls.
In its 85th year, the Museum has been described by a writer for the Los Angeles Times as "Ventura County's Flagship Museum." A County-funded museum from 1913 to Proposition 13, the Museum is now a California non-profit, charitable corporation.