The  County Museum administers branch museums throughout the County of San Bernardino. 

Contact and visitor information about the following Branch Museum Sites can be found on the visit us page.

• San Bernardino County Museum Historic Sites Bilingual Flyer

Agua Mansa Pioneer Cemetery in Colton

This cemetery is the oldest remaining cemetery in San Bernardino County (1855) and contains over 2000 burials, many with grave markers in Spanish. A small museum introduces the visitor to the now vanished 19th century communities that founded this cemetery, special features of this cemetery, and cemetery art. Directions

Asistencia outpost of the Mission San Gabriel in Redlands

This is a 1930s reconstruction of an 1830s ranch outpost of Mission San Gabriel. Buildings include a small museum with site history and a chapel. Directions

May 25 : The Asistencia - Stroll the grounds of the historic Mission San Gabriel Asistencia in Redlands.

Stone Hotel in Daggett

Closed for renovation, this structure served traveling railroad and mining personnel during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

John Rains House in Rancho Cucamonga

This National Register site is the restored 1860 ranch residence of John and Maria Merced Rains. It is one of the oldest fired brick structures still standing in San Bernardino County. Directions

Yorba and Slaughter Families Adobe in Chino

This historic adobe home built by Raimundo Yorba in 1852-53 was purchased by Fenton Slaughter in 1868. This National Register site contains both the ranch house with many of the original Slaughter family furnishings and a renovated General Store of the 1890s which also includes agrarian exhibits.
Directions

Yucaipa Adobe in Yucaipa

An adobe ranch house constructed in 1858 by mountain man James Waters and purchased by John Dunlap in 1868 contains many 19th century furnishings. Directions

Mousley Museum of Natural History in Yucaipa

Yucaipa Valley Historical Society (909) 790-4685
In case of emergency please contact Museum Security (909)307-2669 ext. 223 Directions

For further historic information about the Branch Museum Sites, please contact the History Division.