Apple Valley Legacy Museum — Attraction in Apple Valley

My three-hour visit with Mary was fantastic! I came to Apple Valley in November of 1946 at age 6 after my mother, Betsy, married John Barry, editor and publisher of the then-"Victor Press" newspaper. Sharing stories with Mary was most delightful. She really knows the history of the Valley. For those seriously interested in delving into the really good historical stuff, this Museum is a MUST to visit. REMEMBER: Enjpy life! It has an expiration date on this side...

Upon entering, I was immediately struck by the museum’s commitment to preserving and showcasing the heritage of this vibrant desert town. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, providing a comprehensive timeline that spans from the area’s early Native American inhabitants to the bustling community it is today. Each display is informative yet accessible, catering to both history enthusiasts and casual...

This is a great little Museum in the Bob Hope Bungalow, #153, of the Historic Apple Valley Inn property. They have so much information regarding Roy Rogers & Dale Evans and also Herb Jeffries, also a singing Cowboy! Go visit and support this non-profit museum and also they have different events throughout the year you can...