Napa Valley Museum’s History Gallery Goes on Tour!
Extended through December 19!
Napa Valley Museum’s Pop-Up History Gallery
on exhibition at the Goodman Library, 1219 First Street in Downtown Napa
FREE admission!
Goodman Library’s Hours:
WED: 10-3pm
THUR: 10-3pm
FRI: 10-7pm
SAT: 10-3pm
“Land and People of Napa Valley,” the Museum’s permanent exhibition, “pops up” in downtown Napa for the first time. The Museum’s History Gallery is drawn from the 15,000 items in the Museum’s permanent collection of art and artifacts evidencing the Valley’s history, people and geography, and includes both permanent and rotating displays, along with special exhibitions and programs. Visitors learn how Napa Valley’s unique geology made this valley’s agricultural and viticulture industries flourish.
This pop-up exhibition includes many of the Museum’s most popular Permanent History Cases, including both objects and text, covering topics including Geology: the Creation of the Valley, The Land, History of Valley Transportation, Ranching & Farming, Mining, Pioneer Days, the Rancho Days, Hot Springs Resorts, Chinese of Napa Valley, the Jews of the Valley, Prohibition, and The Agricultural Preserve. The exhibit is Free to the public during Goodman Library’s open hours.
Sponsored by “Do Napa” – Napa Tourism Improvement District Local Governing Committee, and by the members and supporters of Napa Valley Museum Yountville, with thanks to the Napa County Historical Society.
