Community Memorial Museum of Sutter County, Local history museum in Yuba City, United States.

The Community Memorial Museum of Sutter County is a local history museum housing artifacts and photographs that document the development of the Yuba-Sutter region. The exhibits cover different time periods and aspects of the area's growth.

The museum was founded in 1975 with support from Howard and Norma Harter and the Sutter County Historical Society. This establishment allowed the region to preserve important records and objects from the Gold Rush era and early settlement times.

The museum displays objects from Native American groups and early settlers that show how people lived and worked in this region. These collections reveal the connections between indigenous communities and newcomers who arrived over time.

The museum is at 1333 Butte House Road in Yuba City, California, and is run as a department of Sutter County government. Visitors can reach it by road from the city centre; the address is the reliable reference for planning a visit.

The museum holds photographic portraits printed from glass plate negatives once stored in the now-demolished Odd Fellows' Building at Third and D Streets in Marysville. Photographer and framer Allan Lamb spent hundreds of hours scanning and printing them from the original negatives.