When the United States entered World War I and World War II, Campbell residents found many ways to support the war effort from home. Campbell's wartime efforts show how a small community came together during times of national crisis.
Kick off the holiday season with a little history and a lot of cheer! Before the hustle and bustle begins, join us for a cozy evening of festive drinks and fascinating stories that will make you see Christmas in a...
Discover the rich legacy of wine making in the Santa Clara Valley—California’s oldest wine region—at our History Happy Hour with Bonnie Bamburg of Friends of the Winemakers (FOWCA). Learn how local vineyards shaped the state's wine history.
Join us for an engaging evening at the historic Ainsley House as we uncover the story of one of Santa Clara County’s most significant heritage sites: the Bernal-Gulnac-Joice Ranch.
Join local historian Jay Topping in discovering the fascinating history of Mountain Charley, Hiram Scott, and the toll roads that once connected the Santa Cruz Mountains! Uncover the stories of rugged pioneers, daring enterprises, and the roads that shaped local...
Escape the summer heat and embrace the festive spirit with a delightful Christmas in July Tea & Tour at the historic Ainsley House!
The Ainsley House is excited to be open this holiday season with Holiday events for the whole family. The Campbell Museum Foundation’s annual Holiday Teas and Tours fundraiser will take place on December 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, and 10.
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...
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...
