The Fallbrook Historical Society was chartered in 1976 and is dedicated to collecting, preserving and displaying the history and artifacts of Fallbrook.
The Main Museum - Upper Level:
Native American Display and Artifacts
Early Settlers Information
Fallbrook in miniature (scale model replicas of early Fallbrook buildings)
Model train (replica of train that once served this community)
Exhibits on agriculture, education, community organizations, the fire
department and the military.
Guides to Fallbrook Historic Registry Sites
Museum Library and Primary Research Material
Lower Level:
The Bud Francis and Parke McClean Collection of Rocks and Minerals:
Geodes, Petrified Wood, Smokey Quartz Crystals, Agates, and Tiger Eye.
The Ford Room:
Antique Ford cars -Two 1930 Model A, One 1922 Model T.
The Pittenger House:
A 1900 restored Victorian farmhouse, which was once owned by Rev. William Pittenger, a Methodist Minister, Civil War soldier and early recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor.
The Barn:
Display of vintage agricultural tools and machinery
Quilt collection
Weaving looms
Unique barbed wire exhibit
Center for oral histories
Reche Schoolhouse
