Welcome to the ‘Working Museum Online’! The Dewey   Cheatem & Howe exhibit was created by Jerry Core,  Owner of Inyo-Mono Title Company during the remodel of 
873 North Main Street in Bishop, California. The  working  museum is located in the lobby and enjoyed by  all who enter.  The museum's name came from an old 3  Stooges movie and both Jerry Core and Richard Harries  thought this would be a fun addition to the remodel. It is  clear to see the humor of the owner and the Chief Title  Officer. All of the artifacts in the museum have been  collected by Jerry Core and reveal the colorful history of  the Owens Valley and Eastern Sierra. Included in the  exhibit are photos and maps dating back to 1860, a turn  of the century typewriter and original type-set desk and  law books as far as the eye can see. Look closely at the  smaller relics and you might spot a rusty revolver,  numerous scales to weigh precious stones and a  crocodile skull (one of the only non-native pieces in the  museum!).

The included photos are complements of the Tyler Core IMTC Photograph Gallery. All images are copyrighted and  may only be used with written consent.