Kelley House Museum
Kelley House
A yellow wooden house completed in 1861, presenting the local history of Mendocino's logging era and Chinese immigration.
The house belonged to the Kelley family, early settlers. The museum displays old photographs, furniture and town archives, and in summer it offers walking tours of the town's history. It is one of the town's oldest buildings, and the water tower in the courtyard is a classic Mendocino sight. Opening hours are limited, generally Friday to Monday from noon to afternoon, and admission is inexpensive.
Opening hours
About Fri–Mon, 11:00–15:00
Nearby sights
- Mendocino Village Historic District
- Temple of Kwan Tai
- Big River Beach
- Mendocino Headlands State Park
- Russian Gulch State Park
- Van Damme State Park
- Point Cabrillo Light Station
- Jug Handle State Natural Reserve