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THE FRIENDS OF THE EASTERN CALIFORNIA MUSEUM Presents HARVEST HERITAGE DAY Celebrating Autumn in the Owens Valley
Saturday, October 29, 2011
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Garden to Table Tasting Historic Demonstrations & Displays |
| of Laws Railroad Museum & Historic Site |
| 155 North Grant Street Independence, California FOR INFORMATION CALL 760-878-0258 or 878-0364 |
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The Eastern California Museum Presents Night Sky Party Friday, September 23, 2011 8:00 P.M. |
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| Follow 395, north from Independence Turn west on Fish Hatchery Road
Come Early and Bring a Picnic Dinner! |
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Binoculars and Telescopes AND DON’T FORGET YOUR FLASHLIGHTS! FOR INFORMATION CALL 760-878-0258 or 878-0364 |
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Photogravures by Edward S. Curtis and photographs by Andrew A. Forbes |
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 Maggie Ross, Paiute Woman and Baskets by Andrew A. Forbes |  by Andrew A. Forbes |
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Friends of the Eastern California Museum Annual Beef Deep-Pit Barbeque 4:00 p.m. Food, Drinks, and Music (Vegetarian options available) |
| 155 North Grant Street Independence, California |
(All proceeds go to the Eastern California Museum)
See You at the Picnic Grounds! |
Presents Faces through Time Pioneering Women of Inyo County
An exhibit of the extraordinary lives
Now part of the permanent collection
155 North Grant Street Independence, California
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A photo exhibit
Also now part of the permanent collection |
Field Trip to Cerro Gordo, Sept. 12.
Please call the Museum at 760-878-0258
for further information.
from: Take Home Death Valley in Virtual Reality
by Paul Fretheim
"The specific purpose for which this corporation is organized are to function for the advancement of education and other charitable purposes, by the distribution of its funds for such purposes amd particularly to work with the Eastern California Museum...in the restoration of historical artifacts to aid in increasing the Eastern California Museum's value as a public educational facility with emphasis on heritage." (Article Two, FECM Articles of Incorporation).
Contributions to FECM are used to improve the Museum facilities and exhibits, to assist the Museum in achieving long-term financial stability, and to sponsor educational programs that encourage public awareness of Inyo County's rich and diverse heritage.
