Two of Anaheim’s significant historical buildings were nominated by the AHS to the National Register of Historic Places:
Anaheim’s first “skyscraper”, the 1925 Samuel Kraemer Building was listed in 1983.
The 1908 Anaheim Public Library building, a gift from Andrew Carnegie, nominated in 1979 was restored and reopened in 1987 as the Anaheim Museum. Today it is part of Downtown's popular MUZEO complex which includes the Anaheim Heritage Room, also open to the public.
The Society has published several books including: “Anaheim’s Colorful Heritage”, “A Guide to Historic Anaheim”, and a 3-volume series titled Biographical Sketches of Anaheim.
Since 1978, the AHS has hosted occasional Historic Home Tours to showcase Anaheim’s existing architectural treasures. Special events spotlighting a variety of local historical subjects are planned each year.
We hope you become a member of the Anaheim Historical Society and show your commitment to preserving our city's very unique history, the people, events, architecture, and works of art that define our past, and continue to shape our future.
The Anaheim Historical Society is a tax-exempt non-profit educational institution, as determined by the IRS under Section 501(c)3. Tax ID #95-3247506
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