The Chinese Historical Society of America Museum is situated in the heart of San Francisco’s Chinatown. Located in a historic building designed by renowned architect Julia Morgan, the Museum introduces the rich history of the Chinese American experience. Come discover Chinatown’s unique and inspiring stories!
Address
965 Clay Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
Hours
Tuesday-Friday 12-5 pm
Saturdays 11 am – 5 pm
Closed Sunday, Monday, and Holidays
Museum Admission
Adults: $3
College Students (with ID) and Seniors: $2
Children 6-17: $1
Free for CHSA members and children 5 and under
Free to the public on the first Thursday of every month
Transportation
By Bus: Eastbound 1 California buses stop at Clay and Powell Streets. Westbound 1 California buses stop at Sacramento and Powell Streets. Both Northbound and Southbound 30 Stockton buses stop on Stockton between Sacramento and Clay Streets.
By Cable Car : Stop at the intersection of Clay and Powell Streets.
By Car: Parking is available at Portsmouth Square, on Kearny Street between Clay and Washington Streets, and St. Mary’s Square at Grant and California Streets
Plan Your Visit
The history of Chinese America is a largely untold story. We invite you to join us in the exploration of this experience through our exhibits, educational programs, walking tours.
Tours
Docent tours of the CHSA museum, as well as walking tours of San Francisco Chinatown, are available with advanced notice for groups of 10 or more. Please email Programs@chsa.org for more information.