General Meetings

The San Gabriel Historical Association holds five (5) general meetings every year. They are held the second Monday of the month (January - March - May - September - November) at 7:30 p.m. at the San Gabriel Senior Center, Grapevine Room, 324 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, CA 91776. The meetings include a speaker or speakers on local history. The programs are free and open to the public.   For transportation call: 626.282.0749

The next general meeting is:

Monday, January 11, 2010
Time: Dinner at 6:00 p.m. Meeting at 7:00 p.m.
San Gabriel Senior Center, Grapevine Room
324 S. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, CA 91776

Lasagna Dinner Fundraiser
Dinner cost is $10/plate. It comes with salad, bread, & beverage. Frozen lasagna to go is available at $12 per small order and $22 per large order. Reservations for the dinner as well as orders for frozen lasagna to take home should be made by telephoning 626.286.0565 or 626.284.6685 or by emailing the SGHA by clicking here: LasagnaDinner@SGHA. Thanks.

                OFFICERS 

                 President:  Mary Cammarano

                 Vice-President:  Bill A'Hearn

                 Recording Secretary:  Senya Lubisich

                 Corresponding Secretary:  Sally Baldwin

                 Treasurer:  Ellie Andrews

                 Members of the Board of Trustees

                 Term (2009—2010 ~ Two open seats): Harry Baldwin - Camila Lopez

                 Term (2010—2011): Bill A’Hearn - Sally Baldwin - Suzie Ling - Rafael Lua

                                                           Senya Lubisich - Eloy Zarate                

Program:  Update on the lowering of the railroad tracks through San Gabriel.  A representative from the Alameda Corridor-East Construction Authority (ACE) will provide an update on the lowering of the railroad tracks through San Gabriel. They will talk about the artifacts uncovered during the last summer's archeological survey near the San Gabriel Mission; what will happen to them, as well as to any additional artifacts that may be uncovered during construction. And what role of the Historical Association and the Mission can expect to play will also be addressed.