Step back in time to 1926 Campbell and relive the gripping tale of the daring bank robbery that shocked the community. Join us for an evening filled with intrigue and suspense as David Blinn, Campbell Museum Researcher, unravels the true story behind this audacious heist.
Join us for an evening with Author Traci Bliss as she details the history of Big Basin. Her book BIG BASIN Redwood Forest, California's Oldest State Park follows the amazing efforts to preserve the ancient redwood forest.
If you love learning about local history and what put this valley on the menu and on the map, don't miss the chance to hear local author and historian Robin Chapman discuss her latest book.
Quicksilver was the leading reduction agent for gold and silver until the discovery of the cyanide process and the mines at New Almaden produced a fortune greater than any California gold mine. Learn about the amazing history and the unique geology of the area.
Established in 1933, the original mission of Moffett Field was to serve as a station for the lighter-than-air-dirigible, the U.S.S. Macon. But, there is much more to the story. Come learn from a member of the Moffett Field Historical Society.
Come learn about the place, the people, and the operations from a member of the Moffett Field Historical Society.
Join us for a fascinating evening as we learn about a Cold War Spy from Campbell. David Blinn will weave the intriguing espionage story of two Cold War spies: James Mintkenbaugh and Robert Johnson.
History Happy Hour welcomes author and historian, Barney Terrell who will be presenting his new book, Cold Wrath: The 1896 Rampage of James C. Dunham. The book retells the unsolved mystery of the McGlincy Murders, a cold case that has fascinated residents of Campbell, Santa Clara Valley, and the nation for over a century.
The historic Ainsley House Museum in downtown Campbell is recruiting Docents and Greeter to help keep the Ainsley House Open for public tours. Docents lead guided tours through the 1925 historic home of...
Join the Campbell Museums on August 9 as we welcome Dr. Paul Lynam from the Lick Observatory Historical Collections, as he presents the History of the James Lick Observatory .
