MUSEUM OF VENTURA COUNTY

The Museum of Ventura County is a nonprofit organization located in Ventura, California. Established in 1913, the museum features a staff of 46 employees and annual revenue exceeding $10,000. The Museum of Ventura County specializes in preserving and showcasing the rich history, art, and culture of Ventura County and the Channel Islands. Its collections, developed from the contributions of Dr. Cephas Bard, include invaluable Chumash, Spanish, and Mexican-American artifacts. Through engaging exhibitions, educational programs, and publications, the museum makes these treasures accessible to the public. In addition to its main museum location, the institution operates the Museum of Ventura County Agriculture Museum in nearby Santa Paula. This satellite museum focuses on the region's significant agricultural heritage, providing visitors with a deeper understanding of its development and impact. The Museum of Ventura County also features a Research Library, offering valuable resources for those interested in further exploration. Visitors interested in learning more about the Museum of Ventura County can find comprehensive information and a glimpse into their offerings at www.venturamuseum.org.