Merced CA Cheap and Free Things To Do and Attractions
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ARahilly Park
- Parson Ave & Flying Cir
Merced, CA, 95340 - +1 209 385 6855
Rahilly Park
Parson Ave & Flying CirMerced, CA, 95340
BMerced County Courthouse Museum
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- 21st & N Streets
Merced, CA 95340 - +1 209 723 2401
- Overview From the turn of the century classroom to the Superior Courtroom; from blacksmith shop to County Engineer. Sounds like the All-American story, doesn't it? It's also a the description of just a ... more on MuseumStuff.com
Merced County Courthouse Museum
21st & N StreetsMerced, CA 95340
CMerced Agricultural Museum
- 4498 East State Highway 140
Merced, CA, USA - +1 209 383 1912
- Overview Antique farm equipment, gas engines, horse-drawn buggies and more! Includes a working blacksmith shop and seasonal ... more on MuseumStuff.com
Merced Agricultural Museum
4498 East State Highway 140Merced, CA, USA
DYosemite Wildlife Museum
- 02040 Yosemite PKWY
Merced, CA, USA
- Overview Merceds Yosemite Wildlife Museum displays full-scale dioramas of the areas wildlife in their natural habitat. more on MuseumStuff.com
Yosemite Wildlife Museum
02040 Yosemite PKWYMerced, CA, USA
ERegert Gallery
- 6480 N Highway 59
Merced, CA 95340 - +1 209 722 2525
Regert Gallery
6480 N Highway 59Merced, CA 95340
FGilbert Macias Park
- Childs Ave & G St
Merced, CA, 95340 - +1 209 385 6855
Gilbert Macias Park
Childs Ave & G StMerced, CA, 95340
GJoe Herb Park
- Yosemite Pkwy & Parsons Ave
Merced, CA, 95340 - +1 209 385 6855
Joe Herb Park
Yosemite Pkwy & Parsons AveMerced, CA, 95340
HFlanagan Park
- E Cone Ave
Merced, CA, 95340 - +1 209 385 6855
Flanagan Park
E Cone AveMerced, CA, 95340
INew Almaden Mine
- 101Highway Ford Rd
San Jose, CA 95138 - +1 408 323 1107
- Highlights: wheelchair accessible more
- Location: San Jose, California (4.0 miles from Merced)
- Overview Eleven miles south of San Jose, a marker now commemorates this historic spot. more on TripAdvisor
- Overview The New Almaden Quicksilver Mine in Santa Clara County, California, the oldest and most productive quicksilver mine in the United States, was discovered by Mexicanos. Moreover, it was initially developed by Mexicanos using Spanish/Mexican mining technology, and worked with Mexican labor until the... more on En.wikipedia.org
New Almaden Mine
101Highway Ford RdSan Jose, CA 95138
