Templeton Historical Museum
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About Templeton Historical Museum
The Templeton Historical Museum Society was consolidated as a charitable association in 1989, the acknowledgment of a fantasy of almost 25 years sooner. The Horstman house, worked in the 1920s by Albert Horstman, a noticeable Templeton representative, was given to the general public in 1994, and it fills in as the gallery where neighborhood memorabilia and photos are shown.
The exhibition hall's distribution center houses our everything unique Model T Ford auto. The Model T, bought in 1925 for $525 by John S. Anderson at the Ford dealership in Paso Robles, was put away from 1925 until around 1956, and has an expected 350 aggregate miles. The Model T was generous given to the Templeton Historical Museum by John S. Anderson's nieces and nephews.
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