Charlie Brown turned 64 years old this week, and the Charles M. Schulz Museum (@schulzmuseum) in Santa Rosa, California is the place where some of Snoopy's greatest misadventures were drawn by the beloved illustrator. The museum sits on the same property where Charles Schulz spent almost 30 years before he passed away in 2000. “Schulz exercised a subtle balance of simplicity and depth in Peanuts,” says Corry Kanzenberg, the museum’s curator. “His comic strips resonate with fans through their uniquely funny approach to the human condition.” For more Peanuts-related art, tap the blue location text above. Photo by @littleeyecatchers.