Timber Heritage Assn

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1807 Harris St

Eureka, CA 95503

+1 (707) 443-2957

https://timberheritage.org

The Timber Heritage Association, established in 1977, is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and celebrating Humboldt County's rich timber heritage. By showcasing the area's logging legacy and its historical significance, the organization pays tribute to the region's deep connection with ancient forests and the redwood timber industry.

Through various initiatives, including the popular Crew Car Speeder rides along the Humboldt Bay railroad corridor, the Association invites community involvement and support. As a nonprofit organization, it relies on volunteers and donations to continue its mission of honoring and maintaining Humboldt County's historical artifacts and stories.

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Two Street Art Lab

Arcata Artisans Gallery, located at 883 H Street in Arcata, CA, is a vibrant cooperative gallery showcasing the diverse works of 22 talented local artists from Humboldt County. This gallery serves as a celebration of community creativity, offering a variety of artistic expressions, including paintings, prints, jewelry, photography, ceramics, fiber arts, sculpture, glass, and wood. Committed to sharing the beauty and craftsmanship of its artists, Arcata Artisans Gallery warmly welcomes both locals and travelers alike. The gallery also hosts a private monthly Featured Artist gala every second Saturday, providing an opportunity to engage with the artists and their work. Generated from the website

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Trees of Mystery

What we are: We are an 8/10ths of a mile groomed interpretive trail through the awe-inspiring Redwoods of Northern California. Part of the trail ( The Trail of Tall Tales ) is devoted to the myth and mythology of Paul Bunyan, America's larger-than-life logger from the turn of the century. The trail, museum, gift shop, restaurant and motel are geared toward the family or group traveler. The trail is open and maintained year-round. We offer a shuttle to Sky Trail for those who cannot easily walk the trail. In the summer months, our 49 foot 2 inch tall Paul Bunyan and his 35 foot tall friend, Babe the Blue Ox, waves and welcomes you to the Trees of Mystery. The free admission End of the Trail Native American museum is one of the very best privately owned collections in the world.