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2010
Riverside Ave.
P.O. Box 461
Paso Robles, CA
93447

Open
Thurs. - Sun.
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.
805 239-4556

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Antique
typewriters, calculators and other office equipment fill a room
behind a thick bank vault door.
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Rifles
and shotguns of every type, caliber and gauge are displayed in a
secure case for easy viewing. They were collected by Clark S.
Smith, longtime owner of Smith's Sporting Goods in Paso Robles. |
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Step up to the counter at the country store and step back in
time to the days of asking the store clerk for each item
desired.
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The post office,
as part of the general store, takes one back in time to Mr.
Patsey Dunn's store, which housed the very first post office in
Paso Robles. The pigeonhole boxes on display are from San
Miguel.

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The pioneer housewife worked hard. The
wood-burning cook stove behind her was used to
heat irons for pressing clothes. The fire in the
stove had to be kept burning to heat the irons and
also so the wife could cook three substantial meals
each day. Regardless of how hot it might be outside, the fire in
the cook stove had to be kept alive.
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The
bedroom scene shows items typical of the
olden days --- lamps, candles, handmade quilts,
baby carriages, water pitcher and large bowl.
A wreath made of human hair is displayed
on the wall. |
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