The story of Cupertino, preserved and shared
The mission of the Cupertino Historical Society and Museum is to preserve and share Cupertino’s past, strengthen our sense of community, and make Cupertino history available for all.
Visit
Free Admission - Free Parking. We open Wednesday-Friday 10 am to 4 pm, pending docent availability.
Hours & directions →Explore the collection
Browse photographs and artifacts documenting Cupertino and the West Valley.
View collection →Current & upcoming exhibits
Celebrating 250 Years: Juan Bautista de Anza Expedition and United States Semiquincentennial
An exhibit celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Juan Bautista de Anza Expedition passing through Cupertino and the United States Semiquincentennial.
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The World of the Honeybee
An exhibit showcasing bees and beekeeping, with real hives (no live bees), a honey extractor, beekeeper tools and more.
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Early Japanese Families in Cupertino
An exhibit highlighting the stories of three Japanese families in Cupertino, shown during the Cherry Blossom Festival at the Quinlan Community Center.
Learn more →Featured from the collection
Community Picnic
1906
Cupertino Parade
Mid-century
The Cannery
Early 1900s
Post-War Cupertino
1940s–50s
Help us preserve Cupertino's history
Support a specific program or contribute to the general fund. We also welcome donations by check in the mail or by cash in our donation box at the museum.