Stagecoach Inn Museum

Built in 1876, the Stagecoach Inn, formerly known as the Grand Union Hotel, was originally used as a depot for the Coast Stage Line and was responsible for all mail and passengers. It is a historical landmark and museum in California that is allegedly haunted and is home to the carriage house, pioneer house, Chumash Village, a nature trail, a blacksmith shop, the Tri-Village, a souvenir gift shop, and a replica of the Timber School that was built in 1889. Volunteers help out with the running of the museum and it's run by the Conejo Valley Historical Society.