Alpine Historical Society Museum
Alpine, CA
Free, donations welcome
By Simir Shah
★★★★★4.3(14 Google reviews)
What parents say
AI summary of 4 Google reviews — not a first-hand visit. How we write these
A small volunteer-run local history museum. Reviewers warn it is not open daily, so check before setting out. Those who got in call the volunteers friendly and say children do fine with the restored buggy and artifacts. One reviewer describes an ugly exchange with a man running the place.
A small local-history museum in a restored 1890s home covering Alpine's ranching and Kumeyaay past, in about half an hour. The hours are genuinely narrow — one weekend a month — so phone before making the drive.
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2116 Tavern Rd, Alpine, CA 91901, USA
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What visitors say
- Gjgh Hjj★★★★★
i usually don’t leave reviews but things like this need to be heard i overheard him arguing with a lgbtq+ pregnant customer and he repeatedly got mad at they/them for using the restroom without asking him they asked the kind lady that works there first if it was ok then when the customer left he began bad mouthing them to me and use a slur that i won’t repeat about that customer obviously i flipped out hearing such profanity from a supposed business owner he asked me and i quote what your not homophobic no i said all people are deserving of love he then proceeded to ask me why am i park like that admittedly i was creeping over in to the next parking space and this point i realized what kind of man this is and put my things back and left please avoid this establishment
10 months ago
- Kathy Conner★★★★★
This is a great place to take your kids or visitors. I just wish it was open daily.. you learn a lot about Alpine and the area. The folks there are so friendly and helpful. Go it's worth it
9 years ago
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