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Many of our Burlingame residents are part of an event coming up at the San Mateo County Historical Association's "A Night at the Museum". These residents are bringing history to life – Gaspar de Portol , Father Crespi, Adeline Mills Easton, Harriet Pullman Carolan, Ethel Crocker, Francisco Sanchez prize fighter Chris Lilly, oyster pirate Jack London, and Shingle King' Purdy Pharis, just to name a few.
Saturday, May 9, 2009
6 p.m. – 10 p.m.
Location: History Museum, Redwood City
$125 per person,
Online Ticket Purchase: Click here for online ticket purchase.
Schedule
The evening will include a rousing reception, open bar, catered buffet, live entertainment with 35 character actors and a Rotunda Remix Dance Party.
Dress
Dress at A Night at the Museum is black tie or period costume optional. Some costume shops are offering museum members discounts on rentals and sales of costumes.
Proceeds
All proceeds benefit the educational programs at the San Mateo County History Museum in Redwood City, Sanchez Adobe in Pacifica and the Woodside Store in Woodside.

– Written by Fiona

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2 responses to “SMCHA – A Night at the Museum”

  1. Fiona

    What happened to the Burlingame/Hillsborough Museum – it took 2.1/2 or was it three years to open, was open for five months or so and now it is closed for “infrastructure” and changing displays?

  2. Stay tuned for our next exhibit, but please save the date, Sunday, May 17th for the next presentation by The Burlingame Historical Society to be held inside the fire station on California Drive. The history of the Burlingame Fire Department is a fascinating tale that I think the entire town will enjoy. We have also have some special planned surprises. Please join us there at 2pm.

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