Riverview Room
This is the feature grand room. It hosts the museums largest featured exhibits and serves as the dining room for large meetings and hosted dinners.
This is the feature grand room. It hosts the museums largest featured exhibits and serves as the dining room for large meetings and hosted dinners.
The Gazebo, surrounded by beautiful grass and grounds, is available to rent for outdoor events like weddings, ceremonies, and concerts.
The Grounds, surrounded by beautiful grass, are available to rent for outdoor events like weddings, ceremonies, and concerts.
This room captures Antioch’s movie and entertainment icons and history in a unique local theater motif.
The Beede room is a lower floor display room named after the Beede family and their longstanding Antioch lumber business.
Located on the lower floor of the museum, the athletic achievements of more than 172 male and female Antioch persons are celebrated and displayed by the Antioch Sports Legends Hall of Fame Alumni Association.
This room focuses on Antioch’s family life when its population was just 5,000 and located almost entirely North of 10th Street.
Depicts the look of a saloon from Antioch’s early days.
This room contains wedding dresses, accessories, and historic marriage licenses.
The Children’s Room, on the east end of the hall, contains furniture, clothes, toys and dolls of years gone by. Many people reminisce as they recall beloved toys housed in the displays.
Hats, jewelry, and dresses from Antioch’s earliest pioneers fill this westside room.
The City Hall Room contains history and artifacts of the elected officials and civil servants of the City of Antioch.