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Central Sierra Historical Society
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42642 Tollhouse Rd
Shaver Lake, CA
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Take a guided tour or self guided tour through the museum of the Sierra. Learn about important local history that made Shaver lake what it is today!
Historical Museum at Camp Edison – MUST SEE!!! Great for anyone at all ages! The museum has a great presentation of how our little town came to be. They often do craft projects for children, so give them a call and see whats going on during your stay. Free of charge! Donations are greatly appreciated
Endless learning about Sierra/Shaver history. 19th century logging and 20th century power production
Free museum about the local history, open May through November, make a small donation if possible. It’s part open-air and part indoor. It has preserved local historical treasures, such as a 1912 caboose from the S J & E Railroad. Watch the amazing Dolbeer Steam Donkey that used to drag huge felled logs from where they lay to the sawmill. Kids love pulling the handle to hear the whistle scream. Learn about the natural world and the people who inhabited the region from the original Mono people to the explorers and settlers.
Free museum about the local history, open May through November, make a small donation if possible. It’s part open-air and part indoor. It has preserved local historical treasures, such as a 1912 caboose from the S J & E Railroad. Watch the amazing Dolbeer Steam Donkey that used to drag huge felled l…
There is a lot of history here and a great hike right behind the museum! The Central Sierra Historical Society and Museum, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) public benefit corporation. CSHS was founded in 1991, but its roots date back to the early 1980’s, when a group of individuals in the central Sierra recognized the need for an organized effort to preserve the fast-disappearing history of the area. In addition to the museum building, CSHS is actively preserving local historical treasures, such as a 1902 Dolbeer Steam Donkey, a 1912 caboose from the SJ&E Railroad, a 1920 Mack Truck, the Pine Logging Camp, and collecting the oral histories of area pioneers. The “Museum Without Walls” series of lectures, field trips, and social events have helped to build educational programs. There is a demonstration only powerhouse on the grounds that was dedicated in 2013. This is the only running powerhouse in a museum setting throughout the whole world. The gift shop at the museum provides adults’ and children’s’ books on California history, Native American culture, pioneer lives, natural history, wildlife, environmental issues facing the West, and recreational activities in the Sierra.about-us-train
There is a lot of history here and a great hike right behind the museum! The Central Sierra Historical Society and Museum, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) public benefit corporation. CSHS was founded in 1991, but its roots date back to the early 1980’s, when a group of individuals in the central Sierra recogni…