Janey E.
3/23/2017
I can't recommend these two small museums more! Both are wonderful insights into Palm Springs history, and well worth the visit! -McCallum Adobe- Admission: Technically free, but a $1 donation...
McCallum Adobe
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221 S Palm Canyon Dr
Palm Springs, CA 92262
Built in 1884, this historic home was built for the first permanent white settler and is today the oldest building in Palm Springs.
Also at this address
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4.58 reviews
Debbie S.
1/11/2020
My friend and I were walking around Palm Springs and came across McCallum Adobe so decided to check it out. It's small but interesting. It's on the Main Street so easy access.
Josie M.
7/4/2016
My kids & I had a pleasant experience walking into the Cornelia House & the Volunteer Host was very informative & courteous! We loved seeing all of the memorabilia, fotos & touring the house!
Catherine R.
5/9/2017
This is an unassuming treasure trove of memorabilia, tucked into a small space in a strategic way. Well worth a visit. One note, though: I was reprimanded very early in our visit for taking a...
Rick R.
10/5/2014
This is a nice little piece of Palm Springs history, tucked along Palm Canyon Drive. It's easy to walk past without noticing. But there is a little museum in back, and cultural center as well....
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