Los Altos History Museum
EST. 2009
Rustic, yet refined the Los Altos History Museum is a community jewel that will shine as bright as the bling on your ring.
Host a hootenanny good time at this historical museum. Built in 1905, the Craftsman-style shingled farmhouse sets a nostalgic tone for outdoor al fresco affairs. Spacious courtyards with California blooms and cherry trees are framed by antique style lamps and pergolas provide the perfect party shade.
- Type
- Museum
- Views
- Garden
- Style
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Country
Cultural
- Days Venue is closed
- Closed to outdoor events from just after the first weekend in October through April every year
Venue Setting
Located in one of the few remaining apricot orchards of Santa Clara Valley, the Los Altos History Museum explores the rich history of local people and how the use of the land over time has transformed the agricultural paradise once known as the \"Valley of Heart’s Delight\" into the high technology hub of today’s Silicon Valley. The J. Gilbert Smith History House is located on one of the last active apricot orchards in the Santa Clara Valley. This 1905 shingled farm house was built with many Craftsman-style features.
Capacity
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
- Price range
- Does this include catering fees?
No
- Estimated price per head
from $1 to $1
- Insurance
Additional Insurance Is Not Required To Host An Event Here
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
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Weddings

Bay Area wedding venues are some of the most exclusive and sought after in the country, for good reason. Many of these breathtaking venues offer obviously beautiful amenities such as ocean or sprawling vineyard views while others are more subtle, like wedding toasts made with estate wines or the option to arrive at your ceremony by boat. A few of these wedding venues have been around for decades or even centuries, passed down from generation to generation, imbuing those spectacular spaces with a special kind of “marry-making” magic found in few other places.
From intimate, mountainside canyon ranches to time worn winery ruins, organic apple orchards, architecturally significant turn-of-the-century buildings, waterfront lighthouses and oceanfront barns, here are 24 reasons to get married in the Bay Area.
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