About the San Bernardino County Museum
The San Bernardino County Museum, founded in 1952, is the regional museum serving San Bernardino County, America's largest county by area at more than 20,000 square miles. Located at 2024 Orange Tree Lane in Redlands, it operates as part of the county's Recreation and Culture programs, alongside the county's regional parks and library system.
As a publicly supported institution, the museum preserves and interprets the natural and cultural heritage of the region for a community of more than two million residents, serving students, families, and researchers from across the Inland Empire.
Exhibits and Resources
- Current and rotating exhibits that explore the region's history and natural history.
- Curator blogs and other interpretive content that share the work behind the collections.
- Educational resources and programs developed for visitors and schools.
Planning Your Visit
The San Bernardino County Museum sits in Redlands, an accessible stop within the broader county museum and regional-parks network. For current hours, admission, current exhibits, and educational offerings, please visit the official website at sbcounty.gov/museum.
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