The Banning Museum

The Banning Museum is a beautiful place. Every guest donates $5 at the visitor center and they only accept cash, but it is a donation. I didn’t bring cash with me, but they let me in too. The staff is very welcoming, the visitor center is small and a film is shown with information. We spent an hour here, through the museum's many rooms, carriages, old barns, and a museum in the basement, where guides gave us a detailed account of the importance of rail and sea transportation to the expansion of Los Angeles. The guide who guided our tour often said the wrong things, but she was very friendly and happy.

The Banning Museum is a beautiful place. Every guest donates $5 at the visitor center and they only accept cash, but it is a donation. I didn’t bring cash with me, but they let me in too. The staff is very welcoming, the visitor center is small and a film is shown with information. We spent an hour here, through the museum's many rooms, carriages, old barns, and a museum in the basement, where guides gave us a detailed account of the importance of rail and sea transportation to the expansion of Los Angeles. The guide who guided our tour often said the wrong things but she was very friendly and welcoming so her mistakes didn’t really affect our visit. I was holding a baby and a child of almost 2 years old. The staff was very petting the children and it made me feel very happy.

And enthusiasm, so her mistake didn’t really affect our visit. I was holding a baby and a child of almost 2 years old. The staff was very petting the children and it made me feel