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We have just a few more spots available for this e

We have just a few more spots available for this evening's Virtual History Happy Hour with Amy O'Hearn, where she will be talking to us about corsets, dress reform, and women's rights in the 19th century. Register now, and we will see you at 5pm!

To register for this free event, click the “Events” button using the link in our bio.

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We are so excited for all of our upcoming July onl

We are so excited for all of our upcoming July online events! From corsets to circuses to how to preserve your family history, we have a lot to explore together this month!

Our next Virtual History Happy Hour is tomorrow. Take a look at our events calendar and make sure to register for all of our upcoming events! Click the events button using the link in our bio.

(📷: "Summer Floral Fete." The Art Interchange. Aug. 2, 1890.)

Only four more days until our next Virtual History

Only four more days until our next Virtual History Happy Hour, where our guest speaker Amy O’Hearn will be talking about bloomers, corsets, dress reform, and what it all had to do with women’s rights. Hope you can join us! —— “Off With The Corsets: A Brief History of Dress Reform in the Nineteenth-Century United States” Thursday, July 2, at 5:00pm.

Registration is free! We are capping attendance at 100, and we are getting close, so make sure to register soon! Register using the EVENTS button in the link in our bio.
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If you've been to the Camron-Stanford House you mi

If you've been to the Camron-Stanford House you might have noticed this painting of three ducks hanging in the dining room. Many have asked why we decided to hang this scene in our formal dining room, especially when the room is often used during wedding celebrations and formal teas. It's a bit of a complicated story, but we are honoring the wishes and intentions of one of our honored donors and longtime supporters.
Gabriel Sheridan donated many of the artworks you see in the Camron-Stanford House today. For this one in particular, he had a special wish that he asked us to honor: "This gift is given to commemorate all those ho have died, like these lovely birds, in their youth, of Aids, to remain in the dining room of the Camron-Stanford House, forever." Learn more about this painting and other items in our collection by clicking the link in our bio!

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Have you registered for our next Virtual History H

Have you registered for our next Virtual History Happy Hour? We'll be talking about corsets, bloomers, and all things dress reform with local historian and UC Berkeley lecturer Amy O'Hearn.
Registration is free for everyone! Thursday, July 2nd at 5:00pm. Register by clicking the “events” button in the link in our bio!
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Sending out wishes for a very happy Father’s Day

Sending out wishes for a very happy Father’s Day!

Today we celebrate Juneteenth with our Oakland com

Today we celebrate Juneteenth with our Oakland community, to remember the day in 1865 when those who still remained enslaved after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued two years prior, finally learned they were free. We honor this day as a time to reflect on the past and hope for the future. To those celebrating this day, Happy Juneteenth from all of us at the Camron-Stanford House. (📷: Celebration of Emancipation by Thomas Nast, 1865. Library of Congress)

Did you know that you can now explore our museum c

Registration for our next Virtual History Happy Ho

Registration for our next Virtual History Happy Hour is now open! Join us on July 2 for a chat with historian and UC Berkeley lecturer Amy O'Hearn for her presentation, "Off With The Corsets: Brief History of Dress Reform in the Nineteenth-Century United States"

Our Virtual History Happy Hour webinars are free for all! Click the link in our bio and select the events button for more info.
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