
About Us
Sangster-Watkins-Underwood Home Being Moved.
Built in 1899-1900 by A.C. Sangster, the Sangster-Watkins-Underwood house was donated to Trinidad Museum Society in 2006 by descendants of the family and moved from its Ewing Street location above Trinidad State Beach to its current site. After Sangster’s unexpected death in 1906 the house passed to James & Martha Underwood. Martha was a Watkins & daughter of Rose Anne McDonald Watkins Sangster, one of Trinidad’s early pioneer women. After three years of rehabilitation, Trinidad Museum opened on September 26, 2009.
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12:30PM – 4PM
12:30PM – 4PM
12:30PM – 4PM
12:30PM – 4PM
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Current Exhibits
Check out our recent exhibits and learn more about what they’re about.
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The Luffenholtz Fish Camp of 1950 (Current Exhibit)
Barbara and Chuck Snell spent early honeymoon days in 1950 camping at Luffenholtz Beach. They became acquainted with the Yurok families surf fishing and drying…
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Trinidad Eats and Drinks (Current Exhibit)
The Heritage Room features an exhibit on the restaurants, saloons, grocery stores and smokehouses in Trinidad’s past. The Big Four, Pinkham’s Saloon, Rocco’s Saloon, Katy’s…
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Ceremonial Dresses and Adornment (Past Exhibit)
Looking to Tradition and to the Modern: Ceremonial Dresses and Adornment Shoshoni Gensaw-Hostler, Yurok/Karuk Shoshoni Gensaw-Hostler is a maker of traditional and modern dresses and…