Part of Palm Springs historical buildings is Cornelia White's Little House.  Located right next to Ruddy's General Store and the tiny museum dedicated to the members of Hollywood glitterati who lived and frequented Pam Springs, the little house turned museum showed how Cornelia White lived in Palm Springs ages ago when it was virtually an undeveloped piece of land in the desert.

Cornelia White's Little House

The living room

The dining room

Some of Cornelia White's china inside a glass cabinet next to the dining table

The lone bedroom in the little house.   This was Cornelia White's bedroom

A side view of the bedroom circa early 1900s

Cornelia White's hat, parasol, and shoe trees

The kitchen sink with the well pump

The vintage wood burning stove in the kitchen

The first telephone in Palm Springs inside Cornelia White's residence

One of the light fixtures inside the house

The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum right next to Ruddy's General Store and Cornelia White's Little House

Also located on the Village Green, this museum is about the Cahuilla Indians and other indigenous peoples and their culture. The collections inside the museum included finely woven Cahuilla baskets and other traditional objects, documents, photographs, audiovisual records, and art.  One female guide told us that the museum was about to relocate to a bigger site.