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Heritage Center Museum

Located in the Parish Offices Building east of the cathedral is a small museum which contains part of the Junipero Oak. Closed due to COVID.

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Colton Hall
Considered one of the most historic buildings in California, Colton Hall is the birthplace of the State of California. Home of the California Constitutional Convention of 1849, visit the site where 48 delegates debated the decisions that made California a free state. See original documents, artifacts, and even walk on the same floor as the delegates. the.
Sat-Sun 10AM-4PMfree
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Cooper Molera Adobe
An adobe from 1827 which now houses a small museum, a garden, cafe, restaurant and event venue. Formerly the site was part of the Monterey State Historic Park but now is owned by National Trust for Historic Preservation. The ground floor museum exhibit is open on weekends but the rest of the museum is closed due to COVID.
Sat Sun 10AM-4PMfree
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Custom House
Oldest government building in California and first designated California Historical Landmark. First floor is a small museum and gift shop.
Tue-Sun 10AM-4PMfree
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Larkin House
Two-story mud adobe brick home built during Monterey’s Mexican period by Thomas O. Larkin. Accessible by tour only.
Tours on Thu-Sat at 2PM$10/adult, children free