Learn about energy, electricity, magnetism, sight and more at the World of Wonders (WOW) Science Museum in Historic Downtown Lodi, where hands-on exhibits stimulate discovery for all ages. If you've ever been to the San Francisco Exploratorium, then you know exactly...

Built at the turn of the century, Hill House was the home of George Washington Hill, his wife Mary Hill and their children, Nellie and Maurice. Mrs. Hill's half-sister, Daisy, also lived at Hill House.

This museum includes displays on the foundries that contributed to the San Joaquin area's agriculture and manufacturing growth. Pictures, artifacts, patterns, castings, and interative displays can be found at CFHI's Lodi Museum.

The San Joaquin County Historical Museum reveals the fascinating history of the region, from the Yokuts and Miwok through Captain Charles Weber (founder of Stockton and first farmer in the area) and the development of modern agriculture. The Museum has eight...

Inside the Rae museum the visitor is treated to special displays in the "Pioneer Room" and in the cabinets in the front parlor. A 200-year-old spinning wheel gives the viewer a feeling for the work of textile production of the past. The old wood stove in the...

On display in the museum’s fine art galleries are dozens of paintings by renowned 19th- and early 20th-century American and European artists, including Jean Béraud, Rosa Bonheur, William Bouguereau, Jean-Léon Gérôme, George Inness and Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

The museum itself is a testament of a community in more ways than just what a visitor sees on the 22,000 sq. ft. floor.

A former gambling house in Locke. It was closed down in the early fifties by state government.

This building was built in 1915 funded by the KMT (Kao Ming Tong, or the Chinese Nationalist Party founded by Dr. Sun Yat Sen). The building was used by the KMT members as a meeting place and also used by the Locke community as a town hall. In 1926, the building was...

The museum opened its doors for the first time during the bass Derby in October, 1975. The Rio Vista Museum came about as a result of the country’s 1976 Bicentennial. People of the surrounding area contributed historical artifacts and the community has...