The Community Memorial Museum is a department of Sutter County. The Museum is funded by both Sutter County and through private funds. The mission of the Museum is the acquisition, preservation, interpretation and exhibition of artifacts and information reflecting the...

Constructed in 1856 by W.P. Miller, Marysville's early premiere architect. One of the first brick structures built in Marysville. The house was a creative adaption of the Gothic Revival style. Photographs, costumes, furnishings and other artifacts document the lives...

The Museum of the Forgotten Warriors and Library Center is dedicated to all veterans. TO REMEMBER, RESPECT AND HONOR VETERANS

Featuring artwork of renowned Japanese artist Taikan Yokoyama, cooking demonstrations, language classes and food and agricultural products display.

People of all ages enjoy visiting the wetlands. Located approximately 60 miles north of Sacramento, Gray Lodge's diversity and location along the Pacific Flyway make it a heaven for wildlife. Surrounded by miles of rich agricultural lands, this 9,100-acre area is...

Housed in the same building as the Gridley Chamber of Commerce, this museum collects, preserves exhibits and interprets artifacts, photographs and other documents which pertain to the cultural heritage of Gridley and Butte County, including early rice farming and...

The home of Judge C.F.Lott, a '49er and prominent figure, was built in 1856.  The home, filled with many original furnishings and artifacts, tells a fascinating story of unrequited love, and life-long devotion. 

The Ehmann Home was built in 1911 by Edwin Ehmann in the Craftsman Bungalow style. The architect was John Morton of Chico. Today it is the only surviving reminder of the once grand Ehmann Olive Company presence in Butte County.

The Oroville Chinese Temple was built in 1863 as a community center for the substantial Chinese population of Oroville, California. It was originally composed of three parts: the Chan Room for Confucian meditation, the Moon Temple, for Buddhist rites, and the Council...

Our museum displays approximately 10,000 different items consisting of wrenches--Blacksmith Tools--Tune-Up related items, Antique Jacks--Service Station Items--an assortment of Plumbing Tools , oldering Irons--Electric Tools--Hand Grinders and other Misc. items