Alameda Museum

Alameda Museum is a history museum housing documents, photographs, and objects from different periods of the city's development. It holds records related to thousands of structures and traces how the region evolved over time.

The museum was established in 1948 and received official status in 1983 as the city's repository for historical records. This designation made it the central place for preserving the city's past.

The museum tells the stories of early inhabitants and communities who shaped the region over time. Visitors can learn how different groups contributed to building the city across generations.

The museum has limited opening hours, so it is helpful to check current times before visiting. The location is accessible by public transit and has parking nearby.

The museum operates the Meyers House Museum, a residence from 1897 with its original garden still intact. This property offers a more personal view of how people lived during that period compared to the main collection.

Location: Alameda

Inception: 1951

Address: 2324 Alameda Avenue, Alameda, CA 94501

Email: info@alamedamuseum.org

Website: http://alamedamuseum.org

GPS coordinates: 37.76350,-122.24409

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:05