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The museum’s central location spotlights culture and nature while branch locations offer an up-close look at historical sites
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maegan
1 ratings1 reviews
Went in with a 1, 2, 3, and 6 year old. All had a good time with the hands on displays. Better then what I expected, will come again.
Jana
6 ratings4 reviews
This is such a nice museum and the staff is excellent. We took out 2 year old grandson and he enjoyed it too.
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About This Deal
Choose from Two Options
- $14 for admission for two to the museum (up to $20 value)
- $27 for admission for four to the museum (up to $40 value)
Click here for a complete list of branch locations, which include the Agua Mansa Pioneer Cemetery and the John Rains House. Single admission options may be redeemed at any branch location; valid only for one-time redemption.
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Single admission options may be redeemed at any branch location; valid only for one-time redemption to be used in a single visit. Single admission options not valid 4/2-4/10. Must be redeemed within three months of purchase. Membership option valid for one year from time of activation/redemption. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). Valid only for option purchased. May be repurchased every 30 days. Limit 1 per visit.
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About San Bernardino County Museum
Since opening to the public in 1957, San Bernardino County Museum has been educating visitors and locals alike with research collections, artifacts, and meticulously maintained gardens that paint the picture of the region's cultural and natural history. In addition to rotating installments, the museum's three floors of exhibits include the primary exhibits on birds, paleontology, and geology, as well as the Hall of History, where visitors can view horse-drawn buggies, and the Gerald A. Smith Hall of Anthropology, which sheds light on the Mojave, Vanyume, Serrano, and Gabrielino tribes, as well as the land they occupied.