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Built to serve as a public school and town meeting hall, Colton Hall has become a museum and is open for public. In October 1849, California's first Constitution was drafted in this historic site, making Colton Hall a landmark in the City of Monterey.
Address: Pacific Street Monterey CA USA
 1 831 646-5648
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Monterey Museum of Art includes a permanent collection consisting of California paintings, sculpture, works on paper and photography, Asian art, international folk art, as well as some notable work by Armin Hansen, William Ritschel, Ansel Adams and Edward Weston.
Address: 559 Pacific Street Monterey CA USA
 Send an Email 1 831 372-5477
Location #2: 720 Via Mirada Monterey CA USA
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Established in 1908, Presidio of Monterey Museum takes visitors on a tour through various stages of military development, from the indigenous period to the Spanish and Mexican periods and up to present day. The military has had an important role in Monterey, especially between 1902 and today. For that, the majority of the museum is dedicated to the development of the Presidio as a training base.
Address: Corporal Ewing Road Monterey CA USA
1 831 646-3456
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This museum presents Monterey's sea heritage and highlights the role of its protected harbor in early California history. The Maritime Museum carries almost 6000 artifacts, over 50,000 photographs and 6000 books and papers in the collection.
Address: 5 Custom House Plaza Monterey CA USA
1 831 372-2608
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