Shasta Lake Historical Society

Shasta Lake Heritage is a dedicated historical society located in Shasta Lake, California, focused on preserving and sharing the rich history of the region, particularly the era surrounding the construction of Shasta Dam in the late 1930s and early 1940s. The society features a museum filled with photographs, artifacts, and immersive displays that highlight local stories from the Native American habitats to the Boomtown era. In addition to its collection, Shasta Lake Heritage offers engaging experiences for visitors, including school tours, car club visits, and the opportunity to explore the area's past through various multimedia presentations. Their community-driven initiatives, including a gift shop and publications like "Those Dam Kids," foster a deeper connection to the historical narratives that shaped Shasta County. Generated from the website

Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding, California, is a dynamic destination that blends art, science, and nature through its engaging exhibits and programs. The park features the iconic Sundial Bridge, extensive botanical gardens, and various educational opportunities aimed at fostering appreciation for wildlife and conservation. Visitors can explore the museum's rotating exhibitions, enjoy animal encounters, and partake in outdoor activities at Paul Bunyan’s Forest Camp. With a focus on family-friendly experiences, Turtle Bay is designed to inspire wonder and create lasting connections to the natural world. Generated from the website

Turtle Bay is a nature center and museum in Redding, CA, offering educational exhibits and programs focused on local wildlife and environmental conservation. Visitors can explore interactive displays, walk through botanical gardens, and observe live animal exhibits, providing a hands-on learning experience for all ages. Generated from their business information