Family Free Day
Free Family Day on September 2, 2017 celebrating Back to School!
Museum volunteers and staff will facilitate educational activities throughout the day!
A special presentation about the Ohlone Indians will take place at 2:30. ?
How World War I Changed Richmond – Free Community Reception March 11, 2pm
World War I Exhibit – How World War I Changed Richmond
DATES: March 11? June 30, 2017
Richmond Museum of History
400 Nevin Avenue, Richmond, CA 94802
Open: 1?4pm Wednesday through Sunday
Fees: Adults is $5 or Seniors/Students $3, Children are FREE!
Public Programs:
Karen English, April 8, 2pm, Poetry of World War I
Susan Anderson, June 3, 2pm, World War I,
Resistance and the New Negro in California
RMA Fundraising Dinner at the Galileo Club on January 29, 2016!
The Galileo Club hosted a dinner to benefit the Richmond Museum Association on January 29 and a good time was had by all the guests! Thank you to everyone who joined us on January 29, 2016 to Celebrate 1905 & the Incorporation of Richmond!
Thank you to Richmond resident Lisa Foote for capturing the evening in these lovely images!
Newest Issue of the MIRROR Newsletter (Spring 2015)
Below you will find the latest issue of the MIRROR, the quarterly newsletter of the Richmond Museum Association. We truly hope you enjoy it!
Richmond Museum Association celebrates 60 years of preserving Richmond?s history!
In 1952, a dedicated group of volunteers began a local history room in Richmond?s Carnegie Library building. Two years later, in 1954, the Richmond Museum Association (RMA) was incorporated as a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Sixty years later, we are delighted to continue to carry out our mission to preserve Richmond?s history!
To celebrate the occasion, the RMA is giving away commemorative 60th anniversary pins to each and every member of our organization! The pin is a just a small token of appreciation to thank the members for their continued support for the Richmond Museum of History, the SS Red Oak Victory and the preserving Richmond?s history! Members can obtain their pin at the Richmond Museum of History, located at 400 Nevin Avenue in the City of Richmond. Not a member yet? Join today, as all new members in 2014 will receive a complimentary pin (while supplies last).
