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“Mystery primates around the world”
The main entrance to Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park can be seen looking north out our front window. We opened the doors to the public on the 4th of July, 2004 but we had our Grand Opening in June, 2006 due to a delay in getting approval from the Planning Department. Our collection includes exhibits of local history, tied in with local Bigfoot sightings, Popular Culture as it relates to the public view of Bigfoot, and actual evidence in the form of plaster foot and hand prints along with detailed exhibit on the Patterson-Gimlin Film. We are privileged to have the permission and blessing of Roger Patterson’s widow, Patricia Patterson, to make the Patterson/Gimlin film footage available for viewing to visitors on a continuous loop here at the Museum. There are exhibits inside the main building as well as in the rear, a nocturnal diorama featuring Bigfoot and an audio-video outside “cafe” area where you can see Bigfoot documentaries of your choosing.
So it's small, and crammed with everything Bigfoot. The owner says he saw Bigfoot when he was four. He told a few stories and we browsed for about 5 minutes. Admission was free, but donations are... Read more
This museum was worth the stop while we were in the area. You'll find all kinds of quirky and interesting stuff in here, including vintage board games, stuffed animals, toys, empty beer bottles,... Read more
BIG fun! Not a big place, but very cool. I was in the area for a wedding and decided to drop by. Really cool memorabilia. Read more
Bigfoot Discovery Museum
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- Sun, Mon, Wed - Sat: 11:00 am - 6:00 pm
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