Fort Crook Museum

Fort Crook, located in Shasta County, California, was initially established as Camp Hollenbush in 1857. This historical site, northeast of Fall River Mills, is a testament to the rich history of the U.S. Army in the region. The museum at Fort Crook provides a detailed account of its past, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in military history.

The Restored Cottage at the Museum

A restored cottage from the original fort site is a key feature of the Fort Crook Museum. Located in Fall River Mills, California, at the eastern intersection of McArthur Road and Soldier Mountain Road, the cottage provides a tangible link to the past. Visitors can explore this historical structure and gain a deeper understanding of life at the fort.

The Reconstructed Round Barn

In 2009, a round barn that was used for breaking and training wild horses for the U.S. Army was reconstructed on the grounds of the Fort Crook Museum. This unique structure adds another layer of historical depth to the museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the practical aspects of military life during the fort's active years.