Museums

Planes of Fame
The Planes of Fame Museum boasts a stock of over 40 displays and aircrafts such as the Messerschmitt 109G Gustav, Martin 4-0-4, Stinson L5 Sentinel, Douglas RB-26 Invader, Grumman F11F-1F Super Tiger & Stearman PT-17. Visitors can also explore an array of exhibits and aircraft that trace aviation’s history.

Visit the Planes of Fame Website Here

Yank Air Museum

Yanks Air Museum hosts one of the world’s largest aircraft collections, most of them airworthy. Visitors are encouraged to view the aircraft and learn about their history, their stories, and their journey from graveyard to restoration.

Visit the Yanks Museum Website Here. 

The Chino Youth Museum is a partnership between the City of Chino and the Chino Youth Museum Board of Directors. It plays a valuable role in acquainting youth in and around the Chino Valley with the history of our culturally diverse community.

Museum visitors have the opportunity to explore hands-on the historic themes of Chino such as banking, dairy farming and commerce.

Visit the Chino Youth Museum website, for additional information about programs, events, admission and hours. 

The Old Schoolhouse Museum was the first school house built in Chino in 1888. It was originally located on the corner of 5th and D Streets. In 1894 it was closed. Then, in 1898, the building was relocated behind the Brick School, known today as the Community Building. In 1914, the building was relocated once again to its present location.

In 1925, the Eastside Thimble Club purchased the building from the School District and used it as a social hall and for local meetings. In 1976, the Thimble Club presented the building to the Chino Valley Historical Society, who in 1982, opened the building as the Old Schoolhouse Museum.

To further preserve Chino's history, in 2013, the Chino Valley Historical Society presented the building to the City of Chino.  After an extensive cataloging of archives, and interior refurbishing the city re-opened the Old Schoolhouse Museum on May 14, 2016.  The museum was re-opened and dedicated in honor of  the late Ms.Phyllis Outhier. Her dedication to the Chino community and service to the Chino Valley Historical Society is cemented into our history. 

Visit the Chino Valley Historical Society Website.

Location:
5493 B Street. 
Chino, CA 91710

Hours of Operation:
Wednesday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Second Saturday of each month, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

The Chino Police Museum is a collection of police artifacts dated as far back as 1884 to 2000. The museum highlights equipment, uniforms, and vehicles used by the Chino Police Department throughout history. The museum opened October 13, 2012 and is a great field trip for local students, and law enforcement enthusiasts alike.

Location:

5450 Guardian Way, Chino, CA 91710

Hours of Operation:

By appointment only. The museum is closed on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Eve.

Phone Numbers:

909.334.3056