History Exhibits on the San Francisco Bay Area, American Money, The Gold Rush, and The Old Mint

Seventeen galleries of immersive and engaging exhibits that chronicle the region’s key development periods and lay a foundation for further learning and exploration.

Experience the growth of the city through its history, the impact of the gold rush on its commerce, and the contributions of its residents to neighborhood cultures.

The Mint, also known as the “Granite Lady,” will feature stations located throughout the building that interpret its history and architectural features.

Official San Francisco Visitors Information Center

Customized travel-related information in multiple languages that orients visitors to the region’s vast network of cultural institutions, historic sites and landmarks.

Interactive Learning Centers and Innovation Wing

Participatory learning experiences that invite visitors to share their own connections to the area’s history and to consider future possibilities resulting from the actions we take today.

Cultural Retail

An exciting mix of authentic Bay Area experiences and unique merchandise, inspired and sourced directly from the local region. Selections will change frequently to highlight current cultural trends and seasonal offerings.

Event Venue

An opportunity for residents and visitors to spend time in a unique mix of historic rooms and authentic vaults dating from 1874. From intimate dinners to grand parties, the Mint’s unique vaults, ornate counting rooms, canopied courtyard, and spectacular roof garden rooms will provide guests a one-of-a-kind public and private event experience.