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Beau Wine Tours & Limousine Service
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- Napa, CA
"This was absolutely the best thing we could have done. I went on a wine trip with five girls and we had Ben Bloom as our tour guide. He was…" read more »
3 reviews for Marin Museum of the American Indian
The Marin Museum of the American Indian is on the site of a Miwok Village. The spirits are still living here!
The Coast Miwoks lived in villages from what today is Novato to Bogata to San Rafael. At least 600 village sites have been identified so far. I am sure there are more.
Originally the museum was just a repository, but today it is one-of-a-kind collection and exhibit museum in the Bay Area. Originally just housing Miwok artifacts, today they have American Indian artifacts from across the country.
Currently there is a marvelous exhibit from the museums collections titled "Threads of Time" until January 2009. It tells the story of native weavers; weavers of beautiful blankets and rugs.
The Museum is open: Tues - Friday from 12-5
Sat & Sun from 12-4
Closed on Mondays.
If you have any interest in the history & pre-history of some of the first Northern California inhabitants, this is the place to start your search. A wonderful Research Library is also available . . . if you are a writer it is a place to do your next book research, or to research your next film . . . or just to come and feel the spirits of our ancestors.
http://www.marinindian...
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went on a school field trip with my son and i was amazed by this place. i never knew it was here, very hidden and very beautiful! we went on a good long hike, extremely breathtaking, the vibe was unreal.
the museum itself was small with many miwok pictures, art, baskets you name it was there, they also have a lovely gift shop.
This small museum is truly a hidden treasure.
Their focus is on the Miwok and other local tribes.
Intricate baskets of all shapes and sizes.
Historic photos
Small but decent gift shop.
The school group tours they give are fabulous
and very informative.
Currently, Miwok Park is partially closed off
due to restoration efforts.
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