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Catalina Island Museum
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Destination
Gifts
Kid Friendly
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www.CatalinaMuseum.org
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| Located on the ground floor of the Casino Building in Avalon, the Catalina Island Museum explores the Island's rich cultural heritage. Permanent exhibits illustrate unique elements of Catalina's history including its evolution as a resort community, its role as the Chicago Cubs Spring Training venue, its links to Hollywood, and its prominence in the decorative tile and pottery industry. Docent led, tile walking tours are offered at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays (reservations required). The Museum is open 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. seven days a week (closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas day). Admission is $5.00 for adults, $4.00 for seniors and $2.00 for children (6-15). 1 Casino Way - (310) 510-2414 |
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Wrigley Memorial & Botanical Garden
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Walking Tours
Event Location
Kid Friendly
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www.CatalinaConservancy.org
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Discover the wild side of Catalina Island by visiting the Wrigley Memorial and Botanical Garden. A beautiful walk up Avalon Canyon will lead you to this 70-year-old garden, which features desert plants from around the world as well as plants native to California's islands. The garden provides a rare chance to see the eight Catalina endemics, plants that are found nowhere else on earth. At the top of the garden is the magnificent Wrigley Memorial, a Roman inspired monument crafted from native stone and Catalina tile. The imposing edifice culminates with a dramatic view down Avalon Canyon to the harbor.
Enjoy the pleasant one and one-half mile walk up Avalon Canyon or hop on a trolly. |
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Catalina Island Conservancy - Airport-in-the-Sky
Buffalo Springs Station - (310) 510-0143
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Wrigley Memorial & Botanical Garden
An Oasis of Catalina Island Plant Life and Spectacular Views
If you feel the urge to escape from the bustle and merriment of downtown Avalon, but have limited time to do so, a welcome break awaits you just a mile and a half from the water's edge. Tucked into the narrow canyon, the 37.85-acre garden invites contemplative strolls, fascinating studies of native plants, and breathtaking views.
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