We offer guided Walking Tours, Sat and Sun, at 11 a.m., cost per person, $10. We also offer tablet (self-guided) audio tours, $10 from the office, 9 to 4.
The Kelley House Museum is a non-profit that was organized in 1973 by Dorothy Bear and Beth Stebbins to collect, preserve and share the history of the Mendocino Coast. In 1975, the house and property were donated to the organization by Robert O. Petersen, then owner of the Mendocino Hotel.
In 1993, an environmentally controlled subterranean vault was constructed with an existing structure. This vault allows the Museum to safely store the many artifacts and photographs donated by pioneer Mendocino families.
The Kelley House Museum's mission is to collect preserve, protect and share the rich history of the Mendocino Coast.
Guided walking tours of the town of Mendocino
Historic cemetery tours
"A Sunday Afternoon With. . . " Series, where locals share stories of the early days in Mendocino.
The Kelley House is available for rent - the house and garden (together or separately) may be rented for small private parties as well as for meetings, weddings and other events.
