JOSE AMADOR MUSEUM

AMADOR CITY, CA

Sierra Nevada from the Lower Foothills As we drove to Highway 49, Naomi took this picture of the Sierra Nevada in the distance. — Sierra Nevada from the Lower Foothills Credit: sjrankin

The Jose Amador Museum is located in Amador City, California and is dedicated to the history and culture of the region. The museum is housed in an 1877 two-story stone building that was once a general store and livery stable. The building has since been restored and now houses a variety of exhibits and artifacts.

The museum displays a variety of artifacts from the area’s history, including Indian artifacts, historic photographs, and pioneer tools. The museum also features a collection of photographs of Amador City, showing the development and growth of the city over time.

The museum is open to the public for self-guided tours and also hosts various events throughout the year. These events include family days and lectures on different aspects of the region’s history. The museum also provides educational programs for school groups, as well as an annual summer camp for children.

The museum is a wonderful way to learn about and appreciate Amador City’s history. Visitors can gain insight into the culture and traditions of the region and learn more about the area’s development over the years. The Jose Amador Museum is a great place to visit and learn more about the history and culture of Amador City.

JOSE AMADOR MUSEUM is a Children's Museum in AMADOR CITY CA. US MID #8400601759

The museum is classed as CMU (Children's Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Western (Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington).

Nobuo in February of 2016 Nobuo in the living room in May of 2016, waiting for someone to open the door to the cat run.

Naomi in the Foothills Naomi at a friend's house in the Sierra Nevada foothills, enjoying the cool breeze and creek.

Nobuo on the Table Nobuo on the table in the living room at our old house in Shingle Springs in August of 2015. Nobuo, unlike Hana and Archie, required my help to get him onto the table (he quickly developed really big eyes to beg/require help) and so was a little easier to control.

Nobuo's Spot in the Living Room 2013, variant Nobuo, like all cats, had a favorite spot. His was on the couch in the living room (which he was happy to share with Naomi but no other cat) where he could dominate the entire room. Processing variant.

Nobuo's Spot in the Living Room 2013 Nobuo, like all cats, had a favorite spot. His was on the couch in the living room (which he was happy to share with Naomi but no other cat) where he could dominate the entire room.

Nobuo on His Table Nobuo (in an early HDR image) on his (he certainly thought of it as his) table in the living room in our old house in Shingle Springs on 1 July 2015.

"My table..." In afternoons at our old house in Shingle Springs, Nobuo loved to rest on the table because he got lots of attention. And he got to beat up on most of the other cats who tried to get up as well. This is a typical pose of Nobuo's, taken in June of 2015.

Keeping his Eye on Me Nobuo resting (sort of a nap but he didn't sleep with his eyes open so he was making sure I wouldn't escape without petting him) on the table at our old house in Shingle Springs in June of 2014.

Inevitable Tigger and Yuba took over one of the tables in the living room as their resting spot. So, we put some cardboard beds down for them, which they appreciated...

Contact JOSE AMADOR MUSEUM

JOSE AMADOR MUSEUM
PO BOX 181
AMADOR CITY
CA
95601-0181

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MID #	8400601759
Name	JOSE AMADOR MUSEUM
Alternate Name
Classification	Children's Museums, , Western
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN)	680375367
NTEECC	A52
Tax period of the latest return filed (YYYYMM)	201306
INCOME	0
REVENUE	0
LAT/LONG	38.419385, -120.824373
CODES	FIPS State Code: 06 FIPS County Code: 005 US Census Tract: 000200 US Census Block: 2048