Cambria historical society's annual banquet dinner
sunday, april 27th, 2025
5:00-8:00 pm
Unveiling of newly discovered unseen photo of captain joseph clark
ANNUAL MEETING INFO & FINANCIALS
HISTORICAL FEATURES
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Welcome to cambria
The Board of the Cambria Historical Society is happy to announce that our Museum is now open 1-4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. No reservations are needed. Masks will be available and all Covid-19 safety measures will be followed. If you would like a small group tour in our garden contact Consuelo Macedo at 805–748-8651. Welcome to the Cambria Historical Society website. Cambria's history reflects the fascinating story of the American West. It's full of tales about the lives of cowboys, miners, merchants and more. Our website is a place to share many of the priceless stories and photos we have collected over the years from Cambria pioneer families. We're happy to make their inspiring recollections available online for you to enjoy any time you choose. And, we will add to them periodically, so keep coming back for more. Sharing Cambria's heritage is an important mission of the Cambria Historical Society. For one thing, that heritage belongs to you. With help from the community and visitors to Cambria, we purchased and restored the Guthrie-Bianchini House as Cambria's museum of history for everyone, young and old, to explore and enjoy. Come in and meet the pioneers who have inspired us with the tenacity and energy that reflects America's heritage and values. Our docents and exhibits will take you on a fascinating journey. The Cambria Historical Museum is located in the heart of Cambria's East Village at 2251 Center Street, so come and relax in our garden. Take A Virtual Tour With your help, we will continue to research and share the fascinating story of Cambria's past with future generations. Become a Family member for $50 per year or a Friend for $100 per year. Or sponsor the Cambria Historical Society as a business member. We are partners in our appreciation for this wonderful timeless village we call Cambria. |
Cambria History Exchange Archive
Visit an archive of historical articles all about Cambria and the surrounding areas. Learn all about the history of our beloved little city!!!! 
Schoolhouse Moved
The Santa Rosa 1881 Schoolhouse moved to its new home on Main Street on Thursday, October 7, 2019. Click here to watch the video and photos produced by Helmut Kuhn of Airfoto44.com in Cambria. Click here to watch the roof being replaced atop the moved schoolhouse. |
Location & Hours2251 Center Street
PO Box 906 Cambria, California 93428 (805) 927-2891 [email protected] Saturday — Sunday: 1 - 4 p.m. Staffed by Volunteers Heritage Garden always open Accessible to persons with disabilities |