The historic building was built by the Bachelor Girls as a Library in 1911; it was moved in 1988 from its original site on F Street and converted to a museum that honors Hattie Weber, as well as displaying Davisville/Davis history. The museum is run by volunteers who know the history of Davis dating back to 1870. Hours: Wednesday and Saturday 10-4. Admission is free.
The City of Winters was founded in 1875, and the buildings on Main Street still retain their elegance and character. Dining, wine-tasting, and shopping will keep you interested.
The "Explore Historic Woodland" walking tour booklet provides readers a fun and educational way to experience Woodland's tree-lined neighborhoods, filled with historic houses from the 1860s to the 1940s. Woodland has been called a "museum of housing styles" united by historic Downtown Woodland, listed on the Register of Historic Places.
Housed in Davis, this world-class attraction features priceless bicycles, trophies, medals, and memorabilia from the world’s cycling best. Changing displays highlight contemporary pros. Also on display is the prestigious Pierce Miller antique bicycle collection. Open Wednesday 4-8, Saturday 10-2, or by appointment.
The Winters Museum is centrally located in downtown Winters at 13 Russell Street, on the corner of Russell and First Streets, a short walk from Buckhorn Steakhouse, Putah Creek Cafe, Preserve, Steady Eddy's, Winters City Hall, and Winters Community Center. Open Thursday - Sunday 2pm - 6pm and by appointment.
The historic building was built by the Bachelor Girls as a Library in 1911; it was moved in 1988 from its original site on F Street and converted to a museum that honors Hattie Weber, as well as displaying Davisville/Davis history. The museum is run by volunteers who know the history of Davis dating back to 1870. Hours: Wednesday and Saturday 10-4. Admission is free.
Housed in Davis, this world-class attraction features priceless bicycles, trophies, medals, and memorabilia from the world’s cycling best. Changing displays highlight contemporary pros. Also on display is the prestigious Pierce Miller antique bicycle collection. Open Wednesday 4-8, Saturday 10-2, or by appointment.
The City of Winters was founded in 1875, and the buildings on Main Street still retain their elegance and character. Dining, wine-tasting, and shopping will keep you interested.
The Winters Museum is centrally located in downtown Winters at 13 Russell Street, on the corner of Russell and First Streets, a short walk from Buckhorn Steakhouse, Putah Creek Cafe, Preserve, Steady Eddy's, Winters City Hall, and Winters Community Center. Open Thursday - Sunday 2pm - 6pm and by appointment.
The "Explore Historic Woodland" walking tour booklet provides readers a fun and educational way to experience Woodland's tree-lined neighborhoods, filled with historic houses from the 1860s to the 1940s. Woodland has been called a "museum of housing styles" united by historic Downtown Woodland, listed on the Register of Historic Places.
