A quirky private collection on the outskirts of town, Watson's Antique Farm Equipment Museum houses dozens of restored tractors, combines, plows, and other machinery that once worked the Central Valley fields. The collection spans roughly a century of agricultural technology, from horse-drawn implements to early gasoline-powered machines.
It is an eccentric place, and all the better for it. The equipment is well-maintained and the context — you are surrounded by the very farmland this machinery was built to work — makes the exhibits meaningful in a way that a conventional museum building could not replicate. Call ahead to confirm opening hours, as this is a private operation.