The story of California, told through iron and earth.

Home to the nation's most unique collection of tractors, harvesters and agricultural artifacts — tracing the journey from horse-drawn beginnings to modern fuel-powered machines.

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Featured SpecimenCaterpillar Sixty

Est.1925

Relocation Notice

The Museum is currently closed to the public while preparing a new permanent home. Private appointment-based showings are available — contact us to arrange a viewing.

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Preserving the machines that built California.

From horse-drawn ploughs to steam-driven giants and the fuel-powered workhorses of modern agriculture — every gallery winds visitors through a chapter of the state's story.

The California Agriculture Museum is home to the nation's most unique collection of tractors and artifacts. Interactive exhibits and special events tell the history of farm to fork, dating back to the Gold Rush era.

Hear local storytellers boast of how California food producers did things bigger and better — through harvesters, wheel and crawler track-type tractors, combines, trucks, and a sweeping art and photo gallery.

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We house the rarest collection of tractors in the world — and we're determined to share it with the community and future generations.

From theBoard of Directors

Three threads, one extraordinary story.

From rare iron giants to interactive farm-to-fork exhibits, the museum offers something for every visitor — whether you're a school group, a researcher, or a curious traveler.

The Tractor Collection

The rarest assembly of tractors in the world — wheel and crawler track-type machines, combines, harvesters, and historic trucks lining the museum's signature corridors.

Interactive Exhibits

Step through the farm-to-fork timeline from the Gold Rush era forward. Hear local storytellers share how California food producers did things bigger, bolder, and better.

Tours & Field Trips

Volunteer-led guided tours for groups and schools, designed to protect, preserve, and educate about early California agriculture and the artifacts that shaped a state.

Help us write the next chapter.

The California Agriculture Museum is a privately funded 501(c)(3) non-profit. Your support keeps the doors open, the collection preserved, and the educational programming alive.

Every year, thousands of visitors — some traveling from as far as New Zealand and Germany — leave with a new perspective on California's agricultural heritage. That doesn't happen without you.

Preserve and protect the rarest tractor collection in the world
Fund educational programming and school field trips
Support the Museum's relocation to its new permanent home
Help us welcome thousands of visitors each year

Visit the Museum, by appointment.

During our relocation, the collection is available for private viewings. We'd love to host you, your school group, or your family for a personal tour.

Email Us development@aghistory.org For donations, tours, and general inquiries
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Woodland, California
The collection is currently in storage on Heidrick Family land while a new permanent location is selected.
Group Tours & Field Trips Request a Private Showing Schools and groups are warmly welcomed by appointment.

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American Alliance of MuseumsAccredited Museum

Sacramento Area MuseumsMember

Let's RoamPartner

Woodland Chamber of CommerceMember

The story of California, told through iron and earth.

Preserving the machines that built California.

Three threads, one extraordinary story.

The Tractor Collection

Interactive Exhibits

Tours & Field Trips

Help us write the next chapter.

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Visit the Museum, by appointment.

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