Local history
Exhibits reflect Paradise and the surrounding region.
The Gold Nugget Museum is a local history museum in Paradise, California. Its exhibits reflect the area's past and present, including the region's Indigenous history and the community's development after gold was discovered in California. The museum highlights the Dogtown Nugget, found near Paradise in 1859, and the people and industries that shaped the area. Visitors can view current exhibits while the museum rebuilds following damage from the 2018 Camp Fire. The museum is located at 475 Pearson Road. Admission is free, and donations are accepted. The museum is closed until further notice.
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Exhibits reflect Paradise and the surrounding region.
Visitors are invited to view exhibits during rebuilding.
Admission is free; donations are accepted.
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