SANTA ROSA, CA-After two years of planning and two years of building, the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center, an $8-million project, opened its doors to the public this weekend.
The 28,000-sf museum is located near Schulz's Redwood Empire Ice Arena, which he built Santa Rosa, where he lived for 42 years. Before he passed away in 2000, Charles Schultz approved the museum plans, which were designed by San Francisco architect C. David Robinson.
After his death, his wife, Jeannie, took charge of completing the $8 million museum. Jeannie is president of the Charles M. Schulz Museum's board of directors, which has overseen its design and construction from the start.
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