San Joaquin County Historical Museum

The San Joaquin County Historical Museum offers a fascinating look into the rich heritage of the region, showcasing its history from the time of the Miwok and Yokuts Indians, through its agricultural developments and highlighting the pivotal role of Charles Weber, the founder of Stockton and the area’s first farmer.

Located within the picturesque Micke Grove Regional Park, the museum sprawls over 18 acres, providing a charming environment perfect for family outings, picnics, and leisurely strolls around its various exhibits and historical buildings. This creates an educational environment where everyone can appreciate the historical landscape of San Joaquin County.

The museum offers educational experiences that highlight the county's traditions of innovation and ingenuity, with particular emphasis on its contributions to agriculture. Our goal is to foster community pride, encourage lifelong learning, and increase appreciation of local history among both residents and visitors.