San Marino Community
Organizations
 

San Marino Historical Society

                                 The Michael White Adobe                                                     The Thurnher House
                       At San Marino High School                                                                  At Lacy Park

Members of the San Marino Historical Society share a common interest in the collection, preservation and teaching of the area's history. The Michael White Adobe, which the Society has restored and now maintains, houses the Society's offices and archives, including historic documents, tapes, books, photos, oral histories and microfilms. The members continue to add, catalogue and file objects and information that have been collected or given to the Society. While research is focused on San Marino, it also covers subjects in Southern California and, indeed, the rest of the state. The Society publishes a quarterly newsletter, "The Grapevine". Three or four lectures and programs are offered to the public each year, free of charge. The Society is also actively involved in presenting historical docent tours and lectures throughout San Marino, upon request.

Headquarters: The Thurnher House in Lacy Park, San Marino.. 

Membership: Open to all, and not limited to San Marino residents.

Next Meeting: Thursday, May 21, 7:30pm. Dr George Stoneman: "Gen. George Stoneman- from the Civil War to the   San Gabriel Valley" (Note change in meeting day to Thursday)

 Meeting Place: Southwestern Academy, 2800 Monterey Road, San Marino

Mailing Address: PO Box 80222, San Marino, CA 91118-8222
Contact: President Ave Bortz  (send email message ) or Thurnher House at 626-304-9375
 
 Listing of San Marino Service Persons Killed in wars

Read The Grapevine, newsletter of the San Marino Historical Society, or the Calendar of Events. After clicking the pulldown arrow, select the edition you wish to read, then click "Show Grapevine".

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