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Cabot's Pueblo Museum Desert Hot Springs

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Cabot's Pueblo Museum is one of Southern California's most unique buildings. It all started with one man’s dream. He was an extraordinary individual who worked hard and traveled to many places. He wanted the desert to be a wonderful place to live, not only for his family but for everyone. To build a place rich in history that reaches across Southern California to Arizona.

Cabot captured the unique histories of the Pueblo people and built that into each room. It took Cabot Cabot over 24 years to build this multi-level building. Inside the museum you will find a collection of Native American pottery, early 20th century photographs and artifacts from Cabot’s Alaskan adventures.

The museum has many stairways, narrow entrances and hallways. Yerxa built a 5000 square foot residence with over sixty rooms and not one of the windows or doors is the same. At the time of his death in 1965 at the age of 81, Cabot had not yet finished the building.

After his death, the property was abandoned and continuously vandalized. A dear friend of his held off the demolition bulldozers with a shot gun and successfully saved the property, later donating it to the city of Desert Hot Springs under the condition that they preserve it and use it as a museum. You will hear more of this fascinating history when you take a walk through the Pueblo museum.
Cabot's Pueblo Museum
Cabot's Pueblo Museum at Desert Hot Springs, California
Cabot's museum grounds are open 9am-1pm Tuesday - Sunday in the Summer with guided tours available during those hours. In season, they are open 9am - 4pm.

The museum is available year-round for group tours and special events. The gift shop has some very interesting art from local and Native American artists. Desert Hot Springs is famous for its natural hot mineral water. There are over 40 hotels and spas in Desert Hot Springs with most having pools filled with the city's hot mineral water.

Desert Hot Springs is a great place for a weekend trip. Nearby attractions include the Palm Springs Tram, The Living Desert Zoo and the Palm Springs Air Museum. Put Desert Hot Springs on your list of Southern California day trips, and you will enjoy some of the most interesting places to visit in the California desert.

Palm Springs is a great place for a weekend getaway with accommodations ranging from small motels to major hotels with golf courses and health spas. Stay a day or make it a vacation. Palm Springs Hotels.
Pueblo Museum Desert Hot Springs
Cabot's Pueblo Museum over sixty rooms
Cabot's multi-level building
Cabot's Pueblo Museum
Cabot's Pueblo Museum 67616 Desert View Ave, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240 The museum is open year-round for single tours, and scheduled group tours and hosts special events.

Open Tuesday – Sunday, closed Mondays. Winter Schedule: October 1 – April 31: 9AM to 4 PM Directions from Interstate 10: Exit Hwy 10 going North on Palm Drive. Proceed approximately 5 miles on Palm Drive. Turn right on Desert View Avenue (the fourth street past the traffic light at Palm and Hacienda) Continue approximately 1 mile on Desert View to the museum.

Cabot's Pueblo Museum
sits on the left side of the road and is just east of the traffic stop sign at Desert View and Miracle Hill.

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