Exhibits at the Codiga Center and Museum

The Codiga Center and Museum is a focus of the Agricultural History project, an organization dedicated to the preservation of agricultural history on the Central Coast of California. The Museum features a collection of restored horse drawn equipment including plows, binders, reapers and planters, an extensive collection of hand tools, an active restoration shop and more to honor the accomplishments of those who have worked on the land of the Central Coast.

Come and check out the museum's permanent exhibits

• , "Legacy of the Vaqueros," which tells the story of cattle from the Mission days to current times. For more information visit the center's website.
•  "When Apples Were King," which tells the story of the once flourishing apple industry.
• "Pick Now, Eat Later," which pays tribute to the Pajaro Valley's critical role in canning, drying, freezing and freeze-drying fruits and vegetables for the nations food supply.