Kearney Mansion Museum Public Tours

Kearney Mansion Museum, Photo by Rich Barrett

Bring your family and friends to the Kearney Historic Site for a guided tour that provides a glimpse of the San Joaquin Valley's agricultural beginnings through the life and times of M. Theo Kearney - a California agricultural pioneer who came to be known as the Raisin King.  Tour the turn-of-the-century Kearney Mansion Museum (also known as the Superintendent’s Lodge) that was the ranch headquarters of Kearney’s Fruit Vale Estate. Experience the grounds of Kearney's 1890s landscape  - now a public park, perfect for a family picnic or leisurely walk.  The hour-long tour of the Superintendent’s Lodge includes a visit to our newly opened Gallery and the Ranch Kitchen/Museum Store.

Public Tour Hours

Friday, Saturday & Sunday toursstart at 1:00pm, 2:00pm and 3:00 p.m. Please see special Christmas hours below. We will reopen on 1/12/20 for regular tours at 1, 2 & 3 pm.

Please note Kearney Mansion Museum is located in the center of Kearney Park. The park is administered by the County of Fresno.

The County charges a $5.00 vehicle fee for entrance into the park

No photography, food or drinks are allowed during the tour.

Kearney Mansion Museum Admission Fees

Adults: $6 /Christmas $10
Seniors: (60 & up) $5 / Christmas $8
Students: (13-17 or with ID) $5 / Christmas $6
Children: $4 / Christmas $6
Free for Historical Society members

Please click HERE for school and group tour pricing.

Disabled Visitors

Due to the historic nature of the house museum, the second floor is not accessible for disabled guests. A photo album of the second floor is available for viewing. 

NOTICE: Portrait Photographers:  To book photography sessions on the Kearney Mansion Museum porch, grounds and out buildings surrounding the Museum, please call the Society office at (559) 441- 0862. Appointments available Tuesday through Thursday, between 10 am - 4 pm. There is a $10 portrait/photography sitting fee for every 30 minutes of use for exterior photography