Your Lake Arrowhead Realtor would like to share some local Lake Arrowhead Information with you.
The RIM OF THE WORLD HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM had its Season Opening June 5th, 2010 and enough thanks cannot be given to the fine members and volunteers of the society who made it happen! We should all be very proud of their time and effort that went into getting the museum up and running. Clap! Clap!
My family and I were lucky enough to go explore the Museum on Sunday, June 6, 2010. I have to tell you, I was more than impressed. There is so much about Lake Arrowhead that I did not know, and thanks to these fine people, I now know where I can get answers to questions I have. And think about what this will mean for our young, local children. They will now get to go on "field trips" to the museum and learn about our great community, The San Bernardino County Mountains; how they were formed and by whom.
Upon a visit, you'll be amazed at all the old memorabilia the museum has on hand, much of which was donated by residents
who've been here "forever" or passed down from their descendants. Experience a reproduction of Santa's Village. A "Movie Room" to check out some of the films made here. Blown up pictures of everything and everyone from a newly opened Snow Valley Ski Resort to the "Shanty Town" scene from Gone With The Wind. You will love it!
Location: 27176 Peninsula Dr, Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352 (click on address for map and directions)
CALL for Days & Hours (909-336-6666)
Contact the Society: Rim of the World Historical Society
P.O. Box 1550
Lake Arrowhead, CA 92352
909-336-6666
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Kat - what a nice presentation on a neat museum. A wonderful localism post, adn a great place to visit.
Jeff
Hi Jeff; Thank you so much. I really enjoyed my visit to the museum. I think it brings so much to our community; learning how a community is formed is so important, I feel.
Hi Kat,
Thanks for the info, I had no idea this museum even existed. I love visiting local museums like this, you learn so much about a community.
Next time I'm in your neck-of-the-woods I'll have to check it out.
Thanks!