Photograph Collection
Pleasanton's Museum on Main collects documents, photographs, and other objects that help us preserve and interpret the history of Pleasanton and the Amador-Livermore Valley. Our collections consist of over 3,500 photographs and almost 2,500 other documents. Our photograph collection documents life in the Tri Valley starting as early as the 1850's and up to the present day.
Access to our collections for purposes of study or research is available by appointment. Please contact our curator to make arrangements: [email protected] If you have an object, photograph or other collection that you are interested in donating to the Museum's collections, our donor guidelines will help make the process more smooth for you and for the Museum. if you would like to order a copy of a particular photograph for your personal use, home or business, they are available for sale. Please contact our curator for more information and prices: [email protected] |
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We Want Your Photos!
The Museum on Main is always eager to expand its collection of photography documenting the history of Pleasanton and the Amador-Livermore Valley.
We are particularly interested in photos taken earlier than 1970.
If you have photos of local places, people, or events that you would be interested in sharing with us and with our visitors, contact curator Ken MacLennan by email ([email protected]) or telephone (925-462-2766). We can scan photos if donors prefer to keep their original prints.
We are particularly interested in photos taken earlier than 1970.
If you have photos of local places, people, or events that you would be interested in sharing with us and with our visitors, contact curator Ken MacLennan by email ([email protected]) or telephone (925-462-2766). We can scan photos if donors prefer to keep their original prints.