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The Richmond Museum of History seeks volunteers to assist with implementing public programs. Volunteers tasks include greeting & counting visitors and answering guest questions. We may also ask volunteers to help set up for programs and clean up after programs. Our events our always a lot of fun and you will always learn fun and interesting facts about local history!
Upcoming programs include:
Jan 20 speaker Richard Rothstein at Richmond City Council Chambers at Civic Center
February 25 Membership Meeting at the Richmond Museum of History
PO BOX 1267, RICHMOND, CA 94802, US
The mission of the Richmond Museum Association is to preserve, display and educate about the history of Richmond, California and the surrounding area.
The Richmond Musuem Association (RMA) operates the Richmond Museum of History, located in a historic Carnegie Library. The RMA is proud to have been a nonprofit for over 60 years. The Museum is open to the public Wednesday through Sunday from 1-4PM for a small admission fee.
The largest artifact in the museum collection is the SS Red Oak Victory, a Victory Ship built in 1944 for use in the Pacific Theatre in World War II. The ship was conveyed to the RMA in the 1990s with the condition that the RMA would allow the public to visit it as a museum. The shio is open for docent lead and self guided tours on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 10-3.
We'll work with your schedule.
400 Nevin Ave.Richmond, CA 94802