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Blue Ox Millworks & Historic Park, Eureka, CA
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Blue Ox Millworks & Historic Park

Blue Ox Millworks & Historic Park is a museum in Eureka, CA, part of the The Redwood Coast guide. Cost: under $25.

1 X St · Eureka, CA

Why you should go…

Blue Ox Millworks operates as both a real millwork shop, producing custom trim for historic building restorations, and a walk-through living-history park. Guided tours show blacksmithing, printing and woodworking on 19th-century machinery still running via overhead belts. The nonprofit historic-village side of the operation also trains veterans and at-risk youth in traditional trades.

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What's around here?

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