[Dad] Hey, Booboo!
[Dad] Go over there.
[Dad] Here he comes.
This is our three part series of Fresno with Kids.
Day number one.
We're taking a road trip to the California Central Valley.
We are at the Kearney Mansion Museum.
Built in 1903, this estate and ranch of Martin Theodore Kearney,
is one of the Central Valley's most important agricultural historic sites.
The museum exhibits 70 percent of the original furnishings.
Known as the Raisin King, Mr. Kearney bought 6,800 acres of land
and began the cultivation of the raisin grape
Mr. Kearney had his own currency to pay his workers.
We're going upstairs.
This is the children's room.
Look at all the toys.
Ah! Creepy doll!
Ah! More creepy dolls!
Now we're entering Mr. Kearney's bedroom, the most complete room in the house.
The little bed in the front is called a day bed. That's where you can take a nap.
These are pictures of Mr. Kearney throughout the decades.
If you look above the tub, there's a shower head.
Inside the closet, you can see Mr. Kearney's wardrobe.
This was the manager's bedroom.
This box made of camphor wood has a minty smell that keeps away moths.
We're entering another room.
This chair is made of animal horns.
Our tour guide is cranking up the record player.
[Tour Guide] There's an on switch here on the side.
[Tour Guide] So we're going to play some music today.
[Tour Guide] Looks like we have some foxtrot on this record.
We're going back downstairs.
We're entering the reception room.
I've never seen lamps like this.
Last room is the dining room.
The wallpaper used to be dark green, but it's been faded by the sunlight.
The house doesn't have a kitchen so things are stored in the pantry.
We're stepping outside.
The adjacent building was the servants quarters.
That was Mr. Kearney's carriage house.
Mr. Kearney wanted to build a castle on this field, but he passed away before he could start it.
We had so much fun at the Kearney Mansion Museum.
You can learn more about this site at www.valleyhistory.org.
We're at Shinzen Friendship Garden.
Opened in 1981, the garden was a symbol of friendship between Fresno and its Japanese partner city of Kochi.
This garden is divided into four seasons, each highlights the plants and colors of the period.
The spring section has a lot of cherry blossoms that are blooming.
I am going to lift Baby up so he could see the pond.
Baby and I are heading to the lake.
We are going to do some duck calls.
Quack. Quack. Quack. Quack.
Lastly, we're checking out the arched double moon stone bridge, a symbol of double good luck.
We had so much fun at the Shinzen Friendship Garden.
Find out more at www.shinzenjapanesegarden.org.
We are at Dog House Grill.
We're having tri tip sandwich
and babyback ribs.
We are at Blackbeard's Family Entertainment Center.
This place offers an arcade,
miniature golf,
sprint cars,
and much more.
Tonight we're going to play the pirates miniature golf course.
This is hole number one.
And now it's Baby's turn.
Nice shot.
Fore!
Speed round.
This is number sixteen. The haunted house.
The ball got scared and won't go near it.
We had so much fun at Blackbeard's.
Please check out www.blackbeardsfresno.com to plan your visit.
Stay tuned for part two.
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