Museum of the San Ramon Valley

P.O. Box 39 Danville, CA 94526
(925) 837-3750
Located at the corner of Railroad and Prospect Avenues in Downtown Danville

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Spring 2008
Branch Line
Available Here

VINTAGE DANVILLE
150 Years of Memories

Preorders Now Available

Valley History
Fun Facts
Name the first pioneer to settle in the San Ramon Valley after the gold rush. [more]

Agriculture
For a Century, the Business of the Valley

January 22 - May 10

Exhibit Underwritten by the J.M.Long Foundation

Hours: Tuesday to Friday 1 to 4 - Saturday 10 to 1
Admission Free - Donations Welcome

From 1850 to 1950, when agriculture was the basic economy of the Valley, town businesses, farmers and ranchers were dependent on each other. Historic photographs and artifacts, including machinery manufactured in Danville, depict life in the San Ramon Valley and Diablo foothills during this period.

Former ranchers and businessmen will be on hand every Saturday to talk to visitors.

New Book
Celebrates Danville's
150th Birthday

Vintage Danville:
150 Years of Memories,
by Beverly Lane and Laura Grinstead

Gift Certificates Available
At the Museum - checks and cash
On-line by credit card

Shop the Museum Store
for unique and interesting gifts

Sun bonnets are perfect for participation in the Tassajara One Room School program and are still just
$13

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