Museum of the San Ramon Valley | Permanent Exhibits

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

Permanent Exhibits

In addition to a variety of programs and exhibits for all age groups, the Museum features a permanent exhibit of local valley history. This exhibit begins with geology and prehistoric times and concludes with contemporary times. A historical narrative frieze near the ceiling traces valley history in drawings. Artifacts, illustrations, photographs, captions, history brochures and hands-on opportunities enrich the visitor experience.

Click here for a very brief history of the valley.

Docents are on duty when the museum is open.

School and other special tours may be scheduled by calling Jeanne Aitken at 925-837-8630.

The Museum is housed in the restored 1891 Danville Depot and is wheel chair accessible.

The Museum of the San Ramon Valley is dedicated to preserving and celebrating our rich history and heritage. The collections and exhibits reflect our human experiences, institutions and cultures that were shaped by the valley's landscape, environment and early settlers.