What a historic gem in the quaint Ramona downtown. We knew nothing of the local history. A visit to the Verlaque House (c. 1886) showcased a treasure trove of artifacts from Ramona's beginnings. The docent, Susan, was enthusiastic and informative. There was so much to see and do (even some crafts, which added an extra level of fun to the day). We were pressed for time but we will certainly return to try to see even more. Wow, what a surprise find and so worth the suggested...
Read moreThe Guy B Woodward Museum in Ramona is open from 10 to 4 on Saturdays. Our Ramona Historical Society has put a lot of work into the post covid reopening, with new displays and tours. It is loaded with historical artifacts, historical information, and historical trivia from San Diego East County from the late 1800s to early 1900s. And it traces the growth of Ramona through artifacts, photos, and timelines. Longtime Ramona residents would enjoy it just as much as visitors...
Read moreThe docent, or daughter in law of the main docent, was very entertaining and helpful. My family spent a little over an hour here enjoying the history and artifacts of the area before heading to lunch, recommended by the docent (a local). I wouldn't bring small children but for people who have an interest in local history it's very worthwhile....
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