Diana T. Rose, DDS, M·Jan 10, 2024Danville Attractions — A Northern California DelightA Tapestry of Nature, History, and Culture Near Diana T. Rose, DDS, MS
InDanville Historical SocietybyBrian Carlton·Dec 8, 2022Danville Historical Society Set for Open House: News Update for Dec. 8Over the last year, we’ve spotlighted several of the artifacts in our collection, telling the story of Danville’s history. We’ve drawn…
InDanville Historical SocietybyBrian Carlton·Dec 1, 2022How is a Danville Bottling Company Connected to California Wine?Every year, the Danville Historical Society releases a new Christmas ornament and new puzzle, designed to highlight a part of the River…
InDanville Historical SocietybyBrian Carlton·Nov 27, 2022Paying tribute: Historical Society’s latest ornament honors former teamsAs we’ve documented before, Danville has been home to baseball teams since the beginning of the 20th century. Two of those teams left a…
InDanville Historical SocietybyBrian Carlton·Nov 27, 2022A city of prospects: Artifacts show Danville’s link to baseball historyDuke Farrell had his eyes on one player when he visited Danville in 1911. The scout, who worked for the Washington Senators, needed a solid…
InDanville Historical SocietybyBrian Carlton·Nov 24, 2022Baking History: A Look at Recipes From Danville’s Past Pt. IHistorical dinners, unique drinks and favorite desserts. Danville has it all. Over the last 70 years, groups from all over the River City…
InDanville Historical SocietybyBrian Carlton·Oct 23, 2022New Board, New President Take Office: News Update for Oct. 23September was a busy month for the Danville Historical Society and October has followed suit. The group added new members to the board of…
Kaitlin McSweeney·Sep 15, 2022Fall in DanvilleHere in Danville, fall arrives in glimpses. Like someone you’re nervous-excited to see, who has entered the room but hasn’t made their way…
InDanville Historical SocietybyDanville Historical Society·Sep 1, 2022Closing Up Shop: Mary Barnes reflects on decades of preserving Danville’s historyThe chairs had been removed. That’s what Mary Barnes remembers of her first experience at what was then the Danville Public Library. At 12…
InDanville Historical SocietybyBrian Carlton·Jul 4, 2022Declaring Independence: The Lee Resolution & Local VotesOn Independence Day, we celebrate the Declaration of Independence, ratified by the Second Continental Congress on July 4, 1776. You can…
