I visited the museum with my 6-year old daughter and it was such a fun and delightful time for her! It is a small museum, but it has surprisingly many things to do and learn for the little ones about the old times and how the things was back then. The best part is that you can touch almost everything! My daughter played the post office, the local store and little farmers marker, cooked following the recipes and even tried to wash clothes in the old time manual washing machine! The museum keeper was very helpful and friendly, and ensured us to discover all the kids activities. The great little museum; well definitely stop by again during our local walks.

There is a very interesting electric car circa 1914 made by Rauch and Lang.

Small but well curated to help visitors learn a bit of local history.

I haven’t been before but I hear it’s really cool and I really want to go. My dad is planing on taking us this summer

A great local museum that packs a lot of local history into a small space. Well air-conditioned on a warm summer afternoon. Interactive exhibits that are sure to peak the interests of young and old alike.

My friend and I had a blast on my birthday (December 1st) making crafts and learning about the valley, as if we were both kids again! The staff is a lot of fun, the museum is wonderful, and the admission cost is amazing. Thanks for making my birthday special!

For $2 and a wealth of local history you cant go wrong. Much love and care and pride is evident. Lots of resources for Young ones to interact with - but also some good content for adults.The focus is on the evolving socio-economic context of the region: from early farming through the fruit industries to modern hi tech.

Great little museum. Good for kids. Great historical facts and examples of area history.

ATTENTION PARENTS AND TEACHERS!! DONT WASTE YOUR TIME, MONEY OR FIELDTRIPS HERE! THE Worst little Filipino lady works there! She shouldnt be giving the children tours. We went with my sons class and she told one of the boys to shut his mouth! Its confusing for kids because some areas have interactive stations and others dont so the lady was stalking us around the whole teeny tiny museum micro managing and nitpicking at everything! If I could give it a zero I would.

Im a sucker for little museums. This is interesting if you are a local and were wondering why the city is called Campbell. If it is summer and you are babysitting this is a great place to take the three seven year old charges.

Small but interesting.

Small but very nicely done.

This little place is super cool Ive lived in this area for my entire life and have never seen this place before. One was I happened to stumble upon it with some friends when I was walking through downtown Campbell. I was so delighted at what I found a little bit of Campbell history mixed with some fun interactive games. Its about $2 to go in and really its just A-blast into the past. Its a very tiny little place but I definitely enjoyed hanging out there for a little bit. Theres a lot of things to see and little kids would probably enjoy it even more than me and my friends. Definitely worth stopping in for $2 you cant really go wrong

Pretty small. Love the old electric car in the museum

Our docent was personable, knowledgeable, professional, friendly. We enjoyed our tour.

Fun clean spot

Was chaperoning school trip. Lots to see in that little place

Open Thursday - sunday 12:00-4 only a small window if youre out of town but looks cute...

It was ok. I think it was $2. Locals should see it at least once.

Awesome learning experience for the kids

Koo historical place.

Loved it

Loads of fun learning about local history.

Nice local gem

Very great.