In 2001, the Los Altos History Museum first opened its doors to the public, creating a space where people could gather as a community and learn about local history and the local impact of world events. The Museum looks back at some of the over 50 exhibits presented through the years in a new exhibit, "The Past Shapes the Future: A Retrospective," on display in the Main Gallery February 11 - May 28, 2023.
The diverse topics range from bikes to birds, water to women's rights, and apricots to art--some lighthearted, others thought-provoking. Visitors can view banners and panels from over 20 exhibits from the past 20 years, and scan QR codes to view supplemental material and videos. On a chalkboard, they can share thoughts on what the History Museum means to them.
To learn more, visit the website at losaltoshistory.org/retrospective.
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The diverse topics range from bikes to birds, water to women's rights, and apricots to art--some lighthearted, others thought-provoking. Visitors can view banners and panels from over 20 exhibits from the past 20 years, and scan QR codes to view supplemental material and videos. On a chalkboard, they can share thoughts on what the History Museum means to them.
To learn more, visit the website at losaltoshistory.org/retrospective.
In 2001, the Los Altos History Museum first opened its doors to the public, creating a space where people could gather as a community and learn about local history and the local impact of world events. The Museum looks back at some of the over 50 exhibits presented through the years in a new exhibit, "The Past Shapes the Future: A Retrospective," on display in the Main Gallery February 11 - May 28, 2023.
The diverse topics range from bikes to birds, water to women's rights, and apricots to art--some lighthearted, others thought-provoking. Visitors can view banners and panels from over 20 exhibits from the past 20 years, and scan QR codes to view supplemental material and videos. On a chalkboard, they can share thoughts on what the History Museum means to them.
To learn more, visit the website at losaltoshistory.org/retrospective.
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The diverse topics range from bikes to birds, water to women's rights, and apricots to art--some lighthearted, others thought-provoking. Visitors can view banners and panels from over 20 exhibits from the past 20 years, and scan QR codes to view supplemental material and videos. On a chalkboard, they can share thoughts on what the History Museum means to them.
To learn more, visit the website at losaltoshistory.org/retrospective.
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