Pacific House Museum

15 reviews

+1 (831) 649-2907

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20 Custom House Plz

Monterey, CA 93940

+1 (831) 649-2907

https://www.parks.ca.gov

The Pacific House Museum in Monterey, CA is a historical site that offers visitors a glimpse into the region's past.

With its collection of artifacts and exhibits, the museum aims to educate and preserve the rich history of Monterey for future generations to appreciate.

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John D.

8/11/2022

It's a History to Me Part of the Monterey State Historic Park, the Pacific House was constructed in 1847 and was meant to be used as storage for the US Navy during the occupation of Monterey. It...

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Jay P.

9/2/2021

California History Museum in 2 story Adobe that was a hotel for seafarers in 1850s, though Ishmael and Ahab were fictional I'm sure equally as colorful characters stayed here the years it was...

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Ashley G.

1/26/2023

We went here as a couple for the first time and it was eye opening. They have lots of informative things with artifacts specific to Monterey history. It's definitely a place you want to stop by at...

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Sarah S.

12/20/2018

One of the many buildings in historic, downtown Monterey that are part of the state park. The free museum explores the history of Monterey and the founding of California as a state. I found the...

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Tami D.

8/31/2016

We came here just hoping to see a few old houses in Old Town Monterey's State Historic Park. What was fun was finding the Pacific House and this great museum! The Pacific House, built in 1847,...

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