Belmont Historical Society Museum

The Belmont Historical Society, established in 1985, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the collection and preservation of Belmont's rich history through various artifacts. Located in the Manor House at Twin Pines Park, the society provides a resource for those looking to learn about the local heritage through its extensive collection, which includes photographs, articles, and oral histories. The History Room offers visitors the opportunity to browse these historical items during open hours, and local publications, such as "Belmont McCarthy" and "Heritage of the Wooded Hills," are available for purchase. The society also welcomes inquiries about guided tours and special accommodations for those interested in exploring Belmont's past. Generated from the website

The Peninsula Arts Council (P.A.C.) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the cultural arts in San Mateo County since 1992. Based in Burlingame, California, it serves as a comprehensive venue for artists and a hub for events and programs across various artistic endeavors. P.A.C. focuses on public art, arts in education, and the development of San Mateo County as a destination for both visual and performing arts. Through initiatives like the Artist Registry and the San Mateo County Poet Laureate program, the council fosters a vibrant arts community and enhances cultural engagement throughout the region. Generated from the website