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Heritage Trail "Pop-Up" History Museum 2026
Every summer, for one day only, the Loomis Basin Historical Society presents a "pop-up" history museum, on display at the Loomis Library & Community Learning Center as part of the Placer County Museums Heritage Trail event.
Welcome table & gift shop.
Heritage Trail 2026
Vintage packing house video.
Heritage Trail 2026
Fruit packing display, Newcastle pioneer fruit shipper--George Kellogg.
Heritage Trail 2026
Loomis Quilt & Fiber Guild.
Heriitage Trail 2026
Fruit crate labels, genealogy books, schoolhouse furniture.
Heritage Trail 2026
Loomis Chinatown artifacts.
Heritage Trail 2026
Native American artifacts, Penryn pioneer quarryman--Griffith Griffith.
Heritage Trail 2026
Still Standing Guard table - Japanese American pioneers.
Heritage Trail 2026
Vintage kitchen display.
Heritage Trail 2024
Loomis Danish Colony.
Heritage Trail 2024
Still Standing Guard.
Heritage Trail 2024
Vintage clothing display.
Heritage Trail 2024
Griffith Quarry Park & Museum
7504 Rock Springs Road, Penryn
In 1864, Welsh immigrant Griffith Griffith opened a granite quarry near Penryn. Now a California Historical Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the quarry site features 3-miles of walking trails. The Griffith Quarry Museum is housed in the stone building that was the quarry office.
Owned and operated by the County of Placer. For more information, visit Griffith Quarry Park and Griffith Quarry Museum.
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