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The Santa Barbara Surfing Museum was a unique institution dedicated to the sport of surfing. It was located at 16 1/2 Herlena Avenue in Santa Barbara, California. This museum offered a deep dive into the history and culture of surfing, making it a fascinating destination for both surfing enthusiasts and those interested in California's coastal culture.
The collection of the Santa Barbara Surfing Museum was quite extensive, featuring 50 surfboards, including redwood and balsa boards designed by renowned board builders like Reynolds Yater. In addition to surfboards, the museum also housed a collection of ukuleles, adding a unique touch to the overall exhibit.
In 2017, Jim O'Mahoney announced that the Santa Barbara Surfing Museum was closing. This marked the end of an era for the surfing community and for the city of Santa Barbara, as the museum had been a significant part of the local culture and history.
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