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    Dublin Heritage Park & Museum

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    Joe C.

    Beautiful hidden gem on Westside Dublin - Heritage Park, Cemetery and Museum. When I show buyers homes in Dublin I point out parks and this one is one of my favorites.

    Grace L.

    Want to know how Dublin was like back in the days? This is a great place to visit and start looking. There's a museum, church/small chapel, cemetery, and great place to take pictures. It's a great place for little kids to run around and there's a whole lot of history behind it. It's also fairly close to lots of places to eat and close enough to Stoneridge Mall where you can do a little shopping afterwards. Happy exploring!

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    Patrick L.

    You know there's nothing to do in the Tri-Valley area when you take out-of-town guests to the Dublin Heritage Park & Museum! However, it's a cool place with excellent docents who lead the tour of the Kolb House and direct you to others points of interest on the property: Dublin Pioneer Cemetery, Murray Schoolhouse, Old St. Raymond's Church and the Sunday School Barn. Since I moved to San Ramon five years ago, I've found the area to be extremely boring with little to do beyond hiking, biking and hanging out on Mt. Diablo. The DHP & M is an interesting place and worthy of a visit or two. Let's hear it for a little history...F-O-U-R stars!

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    It is a very nice little museum and park to take a casual stroll after a full meal at Luigi's across the street.

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    We were fortunate enough to tour the Glass House. Tours are only available on Saturdays and not…read moreconsistently. When we showed up, there was no docent as promised, but we were able to ask a nice lady to give us the tour. There is a video online worth watching about this property prior to visiting the house; it will give you more context and understanding. Great historical experience but they need more docents and support.

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    The trinkets here are expensive but beautiful! I just visited this place again and now that I am a…read morefew years older I am able to appreciate the beauty of the aged building. There are cracks on the walls and the shackles and rooftop is very old-fashioned but that just adds to its charm. The owners of the shop were so sweet. They offered water and snacks and are just plain genuine. They didn't put any pressure on us to buy or to leave, even though they were closing up. They seemed more content with people just visiting and gawking at the historical site. This place is also part of the ghost tour held during Halloween. Yup, there have been many incidents here. Like footsteps on the second floor, objects being moved, stuff like that. The staircase within the shop gave me a creepy vibe. It is made of old wood and it is narrow. Looking up to the second floor is eerie and uncomfortable. Maybe I felt that way because my friend just told me that the ghosts known to inhibit the Kottinger Barn can be heard walking up and down these very steps. **Shivers** Ohhh ghost stories give me the willys but I love them! The way the owners set up the back yard is cute. It's ambiance is old and used and also kind of sad and lonely for it looked like it was abandoned for years. I can imagine the ghost sitting on one of the chairs, looking out of the yard at the changed world...(there goes my imagination again)

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