Placer County Museum — Attraction in Auburn

The museum is located inside a working court house, past the medal detectors, so we were a bit confused about where the entrance was. The courthouse looked far more impressive on the pictures. In real life, it looked very modern. The museum itself wasn't anything special. It's no different from other museums in the region, but at least it's free, so was good to kill time.

Auburn's Old Town in general isn't super impressive or exciting. Again, it looked so cool in the pictures, but in real life, it's literally only two short streets with a handful of old buildings, most of which have been converted into businesses. I guess it's okay, if you live nearby or are exploring other stuff in the area, but I certainly wouldn't make a...

Ok, I'm biased. I grew up here, lived here most of my life and after every travel experience, I can say I still love being here. Gold Country is relaxed & gorgeous, full of history (native and introduced) and town folk are nice. Old bars, good restaurants and a unique atmosphere - what you see is what you get. Having this gorgeous center piece of an architecturally impressive building is something I can brag about. Nothing is extraordinary thrilling about Auburn, but that's what makes it feel like home. It's subtle, it's old school, it's a big fat hug - it has spoiled me for...

So very interesting, a must see if you are into local history. I brought friends from out of town, they loved it. I grew up in Newcastle and I thoroughly enjoyed, walking through history. Many Native American artifacts, baskets, full body, models of Native American leathers, beaded clothing, grinding stones, photographs etc. Enjoy the history through the years. Outstanding Native American Baskets. The Courthouse is still in operation, their is security at...