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San Lorenzo Valley Chamber Networking Mixer The San Lorenzo Valley History Museum will host the San Lorenzo Valley Chamber networking mixer. Join us for this fun event, make some new connections and find out more about our local history. Join us at: Cost: | ||||
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2010 United States Census Assistance The San Lorenzo Valley History Museum has partnered with the U.S. Census Bureau to provide facilities at the Museum for a representative of the census bureau. Members of the public needing assistance with the 2010 Census Questionnaire or who have questions regarding the census, can meet with the representative between the dates shown above, on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 11:00am to 5:00pm. Meet the 2010 Census Representative at: |
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Photographs taken at the "Pathways to the Past" Historical Talk and Booksigning This is a Flickr badge showing items in a set called Pathways to the Past. Make your own badge here.
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Spaghetti Dinner
Volunteers will be serving a delicious homemade spaghetti dinner complete with all of the fixings PLUS homemade gourmet desserts. There will be a raffle with great prizes so do be prepared to buy tickets, as well as a silent auction. Join us at: Cost: Supporters: |
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New Exhibit: October 24, 2009 Though April 2010 The San Lorenzo Valley Museum in partnership with the Santa Cruz Surfing Club Preservation Society are proud to debut an exciting new exhibit: "Big Trees to Surfboards - The Redwood Connection". Below are photographs from the exhibit opening reception which was held on October 24, 2009. Well-known local surfer and author Tom Hickenbottom was on hand to sign his book, "Surfing in Santa Cruz", which can be purchased at the museum bookstore or online. |
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This is a Flickr badge showing items in a set called Big Trees to Redwoods. Make your own badge here.
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This fascinating and historical exhibit documents that in 1885 three Hawaiian princes selected prime redwood slabs from the Grover Mill in Brookdale, had them shipped to the Grover Planing Mill in downtown Santa Cruz for shaping into surfboards and then rode those boards at the mouth of the San Lorenzo River - the earliest recorded surfing in the Continental United States. This exhibit includes photos of the princes and early surfing, where they stayed in Santa Cruz, vintage shaping tools, and the progression of surfboards from a redwood slab to hollow paddle board to full-size replica redwood board to modern olo form board with redwood stringers. |
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