Fallbrook Historical Society Heritage Center

The Fallbrook Historical Society is host to multiple museums and facilities of historical significance in Fallbrook, including The Heritage Center, the Reche Schoolhouse, and Railroad Heritage Park.

The Heritage Center, located at 1730 Hill Avenue, encompasses several museums, including the Main Museum, the Donald J. Rivers Interpretive Center, and the historic Pittenger House, a beautifully restored 1895 farmhouse rich with the history of Civil War hero and Medal of Honor recipient, William Pittenger.

The Pittenger House is a significant part of Fallbrook's history, having been built in 1895 by Reverend William Pittenger, a decorated Civil War hero and prominent citizen of Fallbrook. The house is meticulously furnished to reflect the early twentieth century, with authentic artifacts and furnishings, including a Civil War Uniform, a pump organ, and a phonograph.

The Fallbrook Historical Society offers docent-led tours of its facilities, including The Heritage Center, the Reche Schoolhouse, and Railroad Heritage Park. Private tours can be arranged by emailing or calling the society. The society also offers facility rentals for events, including the Historic Reche Schoolhouse and the Barn at the Fallbrook Heritage Center.

The Fallbrook Historical Society is located in Fallbrook, California, and can be contacted by phone or email for more information about its museums, facilities, and events. The society's mailing address is PO BOX 1375, Fallbrook, CA 92088.