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For
more information about these or any other TRHC events, please call the History
Center: 707.878.9443
Book signing with Patricia Nikolina Clark, author of Fisherman’s Daughter, a historical novel for middle readers—and all who enjoy the history of the Tomales Bay area. The story, set in Marshall in the 1920s, was inspired by Clark’s grandfather, a pioneer in the Tomales Bay fishing industry, and her mother and aunt, who grew up along the bay.
Saturday, April 28th, 2012
2:00-4:00 P.M.
Tomales History Center
TRHC’s annual Tea and Fashion Show
Join us for tea at the historic Tomales Town Hall.Saturday, May 19th, 2012
Tomales Town Hall
27150 Highway One, Tomales
Tickets: $30
Tomales High School Centennial Celebration
Join alumni, friends and neighbors in the old Tomales High auditorium to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Tomales High’s first first day of school—August 5th, 1912.Opening of new exhibit, “Tomales High School: The story of a hundred years.”
Saturday, August 5th, 2012
Tomales Regional History Center
(details and time TBA)
TRHC’s annual Open House
We hope to see you on the first Sunday of November to enjoy an afternoon in appreciation of local history.Sunday, November 4th, 2012