Best Archaeological Museum Victorville Near Me

4worldlovers: The California Route 66 Museum is devoted to the representation of U.S. Highway 66 in both historic and contemporary exhibition.

4worldlovers: “Power of the Press: Black Voice News @ 50” documents the transformation of BVN from a printed community weekly newspaper to a digital news organization.

4worldlovers:
The Lucerne Valley Museum was originally a satellite of the San Bernardino County Museum. We received our charter on May 8, 1965, under the leadership of President Frances Hanken. Years following, Orville Greene was elected president on June 15, 1983. Meetings were moved to the LV Community Center in November of that year. Greene increased membership with presentations, field trips, and potluck dinners, growing to over 250 by December of 1989.

During Orville’s tenure, we separated from SB County Museum and became a separate entity in April of 1985. Greene acquired the showcases, displays and helped established the current Outdoor Display. Charles Rader became president and curator for over 20 years, leading the association to upgrade the walking tours, promote more donations, and work with local civic groups.

From 2010 to 2017, our president was Barbara “Rusty” LaGrange, who continues developing museum networking, a facelift for the outdoor space, and promoting interactive children’s Discovery Stations, themed buildings, and our Evening Desert Series. Louis Kannenberg, a past president, made strides in document storage and building displays, promoted more Evening Desert Series presentations and increased membership.


Our current president, Chelsea J. LaGrange, brings a more youthful focus on interpretative displays, Kids’ Krafts during our First Saturdays Open Tours, Final Fridays events, younger memberships, and helped recruit more Board members to meet our future goals and establish an active calendar.

Its not just a logo is a symbolizes so much more...