Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center

The Charles M.Schulz Museum opened in August 2002 to fulfill its mission of preserving, displaying, and interpreting the art of Charles M. Schulz. The museum carries out this mission through changing exhibitions and programming that: build an understanding of cartoonists and cartoon art; illustrate the scope of Schulz’s multi-faceted career; communicate the stories, inspirations and influences of Charles Schulz; and celebrate the life of Charles Schulz and the Peanuts characters.

There is now 1 Pennycollector penny machine and one 4 design token at the Museum. They both have Charles Schultz Snoopy and gang designs.
Penny Machine 1 is in the Museum building,
Token machine 1 in the Ice arena

Hours: Monday, Thursday, Friday 11-5, Saturday and Sunday 10-5, closed on Tuesdays.

Admission fees/ Free for Museum Members and Children 3 and under/ $12.00 – Adults/ $8.00 – Seniors 62 and over with ID/ $5.00 – Children 4-18, college students with valid I.D. card. Admission has gone UP! Machine 1: In Museum, all say 'Santa Rosa, California'. A preloaded $1 machine that takes $1 bills or credit cards.. Designs are:
1) 'Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center', Linus with the blanket,
2) 'Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center', Snoopy, Woodstock, Snoopy holding food dish with Woodstock in it,
3) 'Charles M. Schulz Museum' Lucy,
4) 'Charles M. Schulz Museum', Charley Brown holding Snoopy,

Tokens for sale at Cashier: All rears say 'Snoopy Home Ice, Redwood Empire Ice Arena'. Designs are:
1) Charley Brown's head,
2) Dancing Snoopy,
3) Sitting Snoopy,
4) Pilot Snoopy sitting on top of his dog house.

Retitred Machines:

Retired 2: 1) 'Snoopy's Home Ice', Snoopy in Psychiatric booth, 2) 'Warm Puppy Cafe', Chef Snoopy, 3) 'Snoopy's Gallery and Gift Shop', Snoopy sitting with a gift, 4) 'Snoopy Home Ice, Santa Rosa, CA', Snoopy and Woodstock with Woodstock behind.
Retired 3: 1) 'Snoopy's Home Ice', 2) 'Warm Puppy Cafe' chef Snoopy, 3) Charlie Brown hugging Snoopy, 4) 'Snoopy's Gallery and Gift Shop'.

04/18/24: Machine 2 retired some time back and then replaced.

1/17/26: Machine is in the museum lobby to the left of the doors. Rolled great for a zinc machine. Took $1 bills today but the light around the dollar bill feeding area wasn't lite. At first I thought it would take the bills but they went in just fine.
Free parking but not a huge lot. People were parking at the ice rink across the street and walking over to the museum. JLT