Historical Society of Temple City

Historical Society of Temple City The Historical Society Museum is open to the public the second Sunday every month (except holidays).

Do you remember Boyd's Antiques? If so, what years were they in Temple City?
09/05/2026

Do you remember Boyd's Antiques? If so, what years were they in Temple City?

09/04/2026
In 1978 the theme of the Camellia Festival was "It's Magic." There were 27 floats in the parade that year including thi...
09/04/2026

In 1978 the theme of the Camellia Festival was "It's Magic." There were 27 floats in the parade that year including this one of a rabbit pulling a human out of a hat.

Mark you calendars!
09/03/2026

Mark you calendars!

This photo was sent to us by Diane Burr Trotter. In 1956 these girls from Temple City attended Camp Cedar Crest Girl Sc...
09/03/2026

This photo was sent to us by Diane Burr Trotter. In 1956 these girls from Temple City attended Camp Cedar Crest Girl Scout camp, near Crestline, California. Do you know anyone in this picture? Did you attend summer camp as a child?

You don't want to miss the next General Membership meeting of the Historical Society of Temple City!
09/02/2026

You don't want to miss the next General Membership meeting of the Historical Society of Temple City!

The theme of the 1957 Camellia Festival was "Around the World in Flowers." Can you guess what country these children we...
09/02/2026

The theme of the 1957 Camellia Festival was "Around the World in Flowers." Can you guess what country these children were representing?

Former TCHS teacher and coach Bill Martin will be one of the featured speakers at a presentation on the "History of TCHS...
09/01/2026

Former TCHS teacher and coach Bill Martin will be one of the featured speakers at a presentation on the "History of TCHS Sports." All are welcome to attend on Sunday, October 11, 2pm at the Temple City Woman's Club Hall.

John Culea sent us this photo of the Camellia Parade from the early 1950s. In the background is Heale Hardware. Later ...
09/01/2026

John Culea sent us this photo of the Camellia Parade from the early 1950s. In the background is Heale Hardware. Later it was replaced by McVey Hardware.

Make a plan to visit the Temple City Historical Museum!
08/31/2026

Make a plan to visit the Temple City Historical Museum!

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5954 Kauffman Avenue
Temple City, CA
91780

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+16266848306

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