Overview
Colton Hall Museum is a landmark building where California's first constitution was drafted in 1849. It now serves as a museum of early California history.
Top Highlights
- Constitution Hall: The room where the convention was held.
- Old Jail: The historic jail cells adjacent to the hall.
- Architecture: A fine example of early American public architecture.
- Exhibits: Displays on the constitutional convention.
Things to Do
Step into the hall where California became a state, visit the old jail cells, and relax on the expansive lawn in front of the building.
Entry & Visitor Information
- Hours: Open daily.
- Admission: Free.
- Location: Pacific Street, Monterey.