The museum features the history of Lake Tahoe, including indian artifacts, natural history displays, stories of our pioneers, a book and photographic library, and Lake Tahoe's vintage newspapers. Revolving displays are presented each summer from private collections. The North Lake Tahoe Historical Society built and maintains the museum and park and is dedicated to preserving Lake Tahoe history. The Park William B. Layton Park comprises three and one half acres of land on the shores of Lake Tahoe at the outlet gates and dam in Tahoe City. The park has picnic facilities and restrooms.
Membership is open to everyone who pays a tax-deductible annual fee.
Your membership and donations are the entire support of the society, museum and park. Your membership enables the society to preserve historic buildings in the area. Gatekeeper's Cabin Museum 130 West Lake Blvd.