Lecturer and ethnohistorian Alan Leventhal will discuss the history of the Ohlone in the Bay Area at our first History Happy Hour of 2018! Leventhal will also discuss significant events in Ohlone timeline including the current struggle for tribal recognition from the government.

Our fifth history walk will follow Campbell Avenue down a few blocks while explaining the civic and social importance of many of the still-standing buildings, used and built in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The walk will begin with...

Our next Campbell Avenue History Walk will be held on Saturday, November 18th at 10 AM by the walnut tree next to Blue Line Pizza.

Historian and museum staff member Barney Terrell will lead a discussion of Campbell Avenue's...

Campbell Museums is proud to present Key Ingredients, a new exhibit at the Campbell Historical Museum. This exhibit is an interactive, engaging exhibit for visitors of all ages. The exhibit focuses on the history of food throughout six decades, primarily...

For our next Campbell Avenue History Walk, historian and museum staff member, Barney Terrell, will lead a discussion of Campbell Avenue's historic buildings, architecture, and the people who owned these structures.

This event is free and open to anyone...

Historian and museum staff-member Barney Terrell will explore the Great Flu Pandemic of 1918 and how it affected Santa Clara Valley.

Come hear lecturer, Basim Jaber, tell the amazing history of this Bay Area landmark. Basim has researched the history and geography of Mt. Umunhum and the Almaden Air Force Station since 2006. This program is intended for those ages 21+

Come out and join the the oldest California community celebration, second only to the Rose Parade!

"COME CELEBRATE CAMPBELL'S HERITAGE DAY"

The public is invited to the 125th Anniversary Meeting of the Campbell Early Settlers & Community Gathering!

Join the Campbell Historical Museum and Ainsley House during the first Santa Clara Valley Archive Crawl on Saturday, October 22, 2016 and learn more.

On this day, when you visit any of the two museums and any of the...

The Campbell Historical Museum/Ainsley House's first #HistoryHappyHour lecture at the Ainsley House (300 Grant Street) features Mary Wadden, historian and author of Silicon Valley: The History in Pictures (2013).

Tickets and registration information coming soon.

Join the Campbell Historical Museum on Saturday, January 16 from 12 to 4 PM for a free exhibit open house featuring the museum's newest exhibit, Campbell Sports: Record Makers, Barrier Breakers.