Half Moon Bay History Association

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505 Johnston St
Half Moon Bay, CA 94019
+1 (650) 479-1935
https://www.halfmoonbayhistory.org

The Half Moon Bay History Association is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the San Mateo Coastside, engaging the community through various programs, exhibitions, and events. Their newly established Coastside History Museum showcases diverse cultural artifacts and provides educational resources, including oral histories and free speaker events on local history topics.

Founded with the goal of celebrating the area's past, the Association operates entirely with volunteers and invites community involvement and support through memberships and donations. Their initiatives also include a native plant garden highlighting the traditional uses of local flora by Indigenous peoples, as well as a commitment to the ongoing education of local students and residents.

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