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Museum of San Carlos History
Description:
The museum has assembled a varied assortment of items from private collections, and gathered information from public records and oral histories detailing the creation and development of San Carlos. There is an extensive collection of photographs, maps, literature, tools, clothing and mementos. In addition, there are examples of early office and electronic equipment. Admission is free. The museum is open Saturdays 1-4, and during special town events. Tours conducted by appointment; school groups welcome. The Villagers are community volunteers who collect and preserve artifacts of San Carlos history which are housed at the museum. They also work as museum docents and handle the daily affairs of the museum. There are quarterly luncheons and other social activities. The museum is available for rent as meeting space. Friends of the Museum supports financially the museum in San Carlos.Location
Public Transit:
SAMTRANS stops within 1 block.
533 Laurel Street, San Carlos, CA 94070
37.50760289999999
-122.2622538
Museums
Service Options
Accessibility Options:
- Wheelchair
Services
Fees:
$15-$20, depending on level. Cash and checks accepted.Audience:
Community-at-largeEligibility:
Member of the San Carlos Villagers and two year resident of San CarlosHow to Apply:
Submit application which can be found on the Web site.Service Areas:
- San Carlos