Presentation sponsored by the Burlingame Historical Society about the Anza Expedition of 1776, comprised Spanish soldiers, missionaries and colonists, they walked from Mexico to the SF Bay Area and camped in Burlingame in March, 1776.
The Burlingame Hillsborough History Museum is open the first Sunday of every month(except July) at the Burlingame Train Station at the foot of Burlingame Avenue and California Drive. Hours are 1 – 4 pm. Free admission, donations are accepted.
The Burlingame Hillsborough History Museum is open the first Sunday of every month(except July) at the Burlingame Train Station at the foot of Burlingame Avenue and California Drive. Hours are 1 – 4 pm. Free admission, donations are accepted.
The Burlingame Hillsborough History Museum is open the first Sunday of every month(except July) at the Burlingame Train Station at the foot of Burlingame Avenue and California Drive. Hours are 1 – 4 pm. Free admission, donations are accepted.
Experience 1930s Burlingame through the eyes of this 1937 promotional film, along with popcorn and soda, at the historical society annual meeting, Sunday, Feb. 22. See life in 30s Burlingame, along with current imagery created by the Burlingame Historical Society. Original film is courtesy of the San Mateo County Historical Association. Admission is free. Watch the 30 second silent trailer...
The Burlingame Hillsborough History Museum is open the first Sunday of every month(except July) at the Burlingame Train Station at the foot of Burlingame Avenue and California Drive. Hours are 1 – 4 pm. Free admission, donations are accepted.
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