Napa Valley Museum in Yountville, California, is an art and history museum devoted to the valley’s history, culture, and environment as well as the work of regional and local artists. Founded in 1972 by people seeking to preserve Vintage Hall in St. Helena, it moved to Yountville in 1998. Its programs balance local identity with changing temporary exhibitions, including shows in 2021 on hazardous toys from childhood and historic kitchen gadgets, and a 2024 exhibition honoring American military and working dogs. Today it serves as a cultural center linking Napa Valley history with art and broader themed exhibitions.