THE UNION CITY HISTORICAL MUSEUM, UNION CITY, CALIFORNIA

The Union City Historical Museum, founded by Myrla Raymundo, MBA, is a non-profit organization committed to the preservation, maintenance and protection of and the education of the public about the architectural, cultural, natural and historical heritage resources of the City of Union City.

It is located at 3841 Smith Street at the old Alvarado and is open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 10 am to 4 pm.

Knowledge of the past enables residents to understand the present and to make informed decisions that will affect their future.  History is kept alive in the Museum and made accessible to the community for the enlightenment of everyone.  The Museum has resources for the people who seek to know the past.

COLLECTIONS
The collection is a well organized reference and research collection tool of books, pamphlets, newsletters, newspapers, photographs, images, maps, posters, and slides relating chiefly to Union City.  The old photos depict our ancestors, the former city leaders, our schools, churches, sports and many more.

PROGRAMS/SERVICES
We provide programs and services. Education on the history of Union City is foremost in our services to Union City.  We do presentations on the history of our city.

NEWSLETTER
The Bi-monthly Museum newsletter serves as a vehicle of information to the community.  It contains a lot of historical tidbits and interesting information about the past and present Union City.

COMPONENTS
1) Museum & Artifacts:
Displays artifacts and records.

2) Oral History
Interviews local residents and writes their stories.

3) Preservation of Historical Homes and Buildings
Preserves historic homes and buildings.