Clayton Museum looking for new curator to continue unique perspective
CLAYTON, CA (June 13, 2021) — The key to the Clayton Museum’s interesting and meaningful
history
Head to Point Pinole for a blast along the shoreline
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA — As the East Bay’s parklands heat up in the summer
Concord’s first woman mayor, champion of open space
CONCORD, CA — As this is Women’s History Month, I want to share a bit
Olinda – the California ghost town that never was
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA — The Olinda Post Office was established July 31, 1889, and
Sattler brothers leave lasting mark on Concord history
CONCORD, CA—The Sattler family was well-known in the early days of business in Concord. It
Caldecott construction killed Contra Costa cauliflower crop
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—In the early 1900s, farmers grew cauliflower in the Ygnacio Valley. According to
Historic Pacheco Adobe presents big opportunity for community group
A once-in-a-lifetime call from the City Council for an opportunity to rehabilitate and reuse the
A blast from the past about the history of Hercules
Hercules began as a manufacturing plant that made dynamite and later TNT. Known at that
Contra Costa Historical Society adding Sharkey documents to online collection
Local history buffs will soon have online access to the contents of the extensive Sharkey
Endangered old Pacheco adobe seeks savior
There’s a lot of talk around Concord about the Don Fernando Pacheco adobe as the