BENICIA HISTORICAL MUSEUM
News & Notes
at the Benicia Historical Museum
The White Camel Sale returns December 3
The White Camel Sale is taking a break for Thanksgiving, but will return on Thursday, December 3 Unusual times call for unusual solutions! Our White Camel Sale – what was a weekend-long, multi-vendor, indoor-outdoor event – has morphed into a "White Camel...
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2020 CHRISTMAS TREE LOT CANCELLED
“Every Who down in Benicia-ville liked the Tree Lot a lot … but the 2020 COVID-19 Grinch did not” (with apologies to Dr. Seuss) COVID-19 is the big "Grinch" factor forcing the cancellation of the BHM/Genesis House 2020 Christmas Tree Lot fundraiser – an annual event...
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COVID Quarantine Camelcast – Episode 9 – A Capital Capitol
Listen to the ninth episode of the Benicia Historical Museum’s COVID Quarantine Camelcast! Providing a “camel’s eye view” of Benicia’s unique history. In A Capital Capitol, Executive Director Elizabeth d'Huart and Museum Research Historian Dr. Jim Lessenger discuss...
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COVID Quarantine Camelcast – Episode 8 – Benicia’s Little-Known Gem
Listen to the eighth episode of the Benicia Historical Museum’s COVID Quarantine Camelcast! Providing a “camel’s eye view” of Benicia’s unique history. In this episode, Executive Director Elizabeth d’Huart and Museum volunteer Allan Gandy talk about The...
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COVID Quarantine Camelcast – Episode 7 – Benicia’s Early VIPs
Listen to the seventh episode of the Benicia Historical Museum’s COVID Quarantine Camelcast! Hosted by Benicia resident and BHS graduate Dean Putong, our podcast provides a “camel’s eye view” of Benicia’s unique history. In the final episode recorded prior to...
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COVID Quarantine Camelcast – Episode 6 – Gold Rush in the Golden State
Listen to the sixth episode of the Benicia Historical Museum’s COVID Quarantine Camelcast!Hosted by Benicia resident and BHS graduate Dean Putong, our podcast provides a “camel’s eye view” of Benicia’s unique history. In Gold Rush in the Golden State, Dean...
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The exhibits, education programs, and community activities presented by the Benicia Historical Museum are made possible in part through the generous donations of the community. Now, more than ever, your contribution will help us stay afloat until we are able to resume our regular activities.
Won’t you join us in preserving our city’s important contributions to local, state, and national history?
In accordance with CDC, State, and County mandates and for the health and safety of our volunteers, visitors, and staff, our Museum and Offices are currently closed.
Staff will be operating from home on limited hours during our regular business days, Tuesday through Friday between 9am and 2pm. You may reach the Museum office by email at info@beniciahistoricalmuseum.org.
Thank you for your understanding.
“The history of California is written in the story of Benicia.”
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The Museum serves the community in many ways.
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For additional information
contact the Museum Office at:
707-745-5435
Tuesday – Friday, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Admission:
$5 for Adults, $3 for Seniors 60 and over and Students, $2 for Children
Free entry with Military Identification
Getting Here:
2060 Camel Road, Benicia, CA 94510
(707) 745-5435 info@beniciahistoricalmuseum.org
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The Museum has volunteer Internship positions available!
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To learn more about Benicia and the Benicia Historical Museum please listen to the National Public Radio broadcast compiled by Jack Wolf, the City of Benicia’s Public Relations Consultant and featuring the Museum’s Executive Director, Elizabeth d’Huart.
