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Friday, March 29, 2013 – Daily News 5A Museum participates in business expo Griggs House Museum represented the eight museums of Tehama County, and for most of the two hours, we both had a good flow of people stopping by to get acquainted and ask questions." Pictured above, TCM President Chris Bauer was the out front contact man talking about the Museum and passing out the brochures featuring the county's museums put out by the Tehama County Heritage and Historical Records Commission. Mullins and TCM Executive Director Pam Britting were the closers. "The TCM benefitted from this one Courtesy photo Tehama County Museum President Chris Bauer passes out brochures. The Tehama County Museum was one of 63 vendors at the Business Expo AfterHours Mixer held in February at the Elks Lodge in Red Bluff. By all accounts, it was a rousing success with museums, retailers, social services, employment services, entertainment, farmer's market, and many others represented. TCM Vice-President Darrell Mullins (shown behind the table) said, "It was a wonderful opportunity for different interests and enterprises to showcase what they have to offer – all in one venue. The Tehama County Museum and the Kelly- Sacred Heart tours Bidwell Mansion Courtesy photo Fourth-graders at Sacred Heart School recently took a tour of Bidwell Mansion. The students were thrilled when their tour guide Blair Pubols invited fourth-grader Stefani Avila to play Annie Bidwell's piano. It was a wedding gift from John to Annie in 1868. At the mansion students not only learned all about John and Annie Bidwell, they got a hands-on lesson in gold mining. "I got to swish the dirt and water around in the pan. I was trying to find the gold. Then when I found some, I yelled 'eureka!,'" said Monique Espinosa. 92ND NEW START TIME FOR SATURDAY ROUNDUP PERFORMANCE 2:30 PM 1921 ~ 2013 APRIL 19, 20, 21, 2013 Visit us at: www.redbluffroundup.com Visit us on facebook (530) 527-1000 1-800-545-3500 FRIDAY FAMILY 4 PACK $35 event in many ways including interest in membership, comparing notes and networking with our sister museum in the booth next to us, and discussions with individuals whose barn or attic contained items representative of important aspects of Tehama County history," Britting said. "It was a wonderful opportunity and we at the Tehama County Museum wish to thank and commend the Red BluffTehama County Chamber of Commerce, the Daily News and Cornerstone Community Bank for their collaboration in staging a very successful event."