In The News
Orders are being taken now for the "Museum in a Trunk" educational DVD. Presented by Barbara Van Putten in association with the Vacaville Heritage Council and Hayden Productions.
Planning on living past 100? Ever wonder what it would be like to live through 2 World Wars, witness the industrial revolution, or get to know your great grandchildren?
Over 100 vintage Solano County postcards are now available for viewing online.
Dr. Richard E. Zimmerman passed away on June 12, 2009. He was 84. Dr. Zimmerman leaves behind loving family and friends, as well as a medical career as a rural doctor. A legacy which lasted…
KPIX Channel 5 "Eye On The Bay" special segment called the "Lost Bay Area".
The Santa Eulalia Mission near Fairfield was featured as one of the long lost California Missions.
M. Clyde Low, a local historian, environmentalist, activist and artist, passed away on Sunday, March 29, 2009. He was 87.
Mr. Low was instrumental in assisting the City of Fairfield with a…
KPIX Channel 5 "Eye On The Bay" special segment on "Bay Area Ghost Towns".
The Town of Cement near Fairfield was featured as one of the long lost ghost towns.
The quaint, oak reed organ that played hymns in the Rockville Chapel since the Great Depression now has a new home: the little Mowers-Goheen Museum in Pena Adobe Park.
VACAVILLE - The Pena Adobe and the Mowers-Goheen Museum in Pena Adobe Park will open to the public for the first time in years Feb. 2, the Pena Adobe Historical Society announced Thursday.
In the early 1940's, the students of Vacaville Union High School had a lot to write about. Sports, Gossip, Fashion, Student Poetry, Essays, and Alumni News and their involvement in World War II.