Feb 28, 2025 · The Pasadena Museum of History maintains the area’s largest and most comprehensive collection of documents and artifacts related to the history of Pasadena and the west San Gabriel valley. The ever-expanding collection spans the years 1834 to the present and contains well over 1,000,000 historic photographs, rare books, manuscripts, maps ...

We look forward to seeing you soon. The Museum’s two-acre campus includes the Fényes Mansion, the Curtin House, the Estate Garden, the History Center, and the Finnish Folk Art Museum. The History Center houses the Museum Store, …

Pasadena Museum of History is the only museum and research library dedicated solely to preserving and sharing Pasadena and West San Gabriel Valley history, art, and culture.

School tours at Pasadena Museum of History enrich student's minds with Pasadena's and the West San Gabriel Valley's unique history.

Feb 28, 2023 · Designed to entertain as well as educate, changing exhibitions - both online and in the History Center galleries - feature diverse topics that speak to the area's multi-faceted history and interests.

The Pasadena Museum of History is celebrating its Centennial Anniversary in 2024. Our year-long calendar of activities culminated in the Centennial Gala on Saturday, November 9 at the historic University Club of Pasadena.

Featuring articles related to the Museum's vast collections and changing exhibitions. The Saga of the Lake Vineyard Wine Jugs Wine Jug, Lake Vineyard, circa 1880; Gift of Bridget Flanagan...

Tours, lectures, and presentations are designed to offer a wide selection of engaging, history-based, age-appropriate content and collective experiences to all sectors of our large and diverse community.

Historic images, documents, artwork, clothing, and ephemera, many selected from the Museum’s collection – along with research compiled over decades by scholars, PMH staff, and volunteers – illustrated the scope of these vibrant decades in Pasadena’s history.

Tour the Beaux Arts-style Fényes Mansion and step back in time to Pasadena in the first decade of the 20th century. This 1906 landmark and architectural treasure was designed by architect Robert Farquhar with a later (1911) addition by Sylvanus Marston.