Interesting little museum! Worth the stop especially if you've visited Bodie state park. There are photos and artifacts from its once bustling days. Ken, the museum volunteer, is awesome. He...
Mono Basin Historical Society
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The Mono Basin History Museum, located in the historic Mono Lake schoolhouse in Lee Vining, California, showcases artifacts, photographs, and educational exhibits that highlight the rich cultural history of the Mono Basin, including the legacy of the Kootzaduka a Paiute people and the area's gold mining heritage. The museum also features outdoor exhibits, including the famous Upside-Down House and various agricultural and mining artifacts.
As a non-profit organization, the Mono Basin Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the region's historical narrative, fostering community engagement through presentations and events. The society aims to educate visitors about the local pioneers, homesteads, and the significant events that shaped the Mono Basin area.
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Nice place to walk around and learn more about the area. It's free and the staff is very friendly. There is also a nice large park adjacent to the property for kids with swings and play...

If you happen to be in the area of Lee Vining, you should stop by this roadside attraction the Upside Down House. It was closed when we were there but it's still nice to stop. Will be back to...

I first heard about the Upside Down House and the Mono Basin Historical Society on an episode of California's Gold. The host of the show, Huell Howser, had a way of making almost anything seem...
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