In today’s virtual tour highlighting the Museum's collection, take some time to explore the shapes, colors and composition of Carolyn Wyeth’s “Open Window.” Image: Carolyn Wyeth (1909 - 1994), Open Window, 1944. https://bit.ly/31Bxts5 | Brandywine Museum of Art

Changes like these helps us honor our mission: to preserve and present Hammond’s vision as accurately as possible, bringing history back to life one detail at a time. This fully functional, 8.5-foot-deep indoor pool has always been one of the Museum’s most fascinating features. It’s colored with a distinctive green dye that creates the illusion of shallow water- and we’ve recently made some exciting discoveries about that original dye. Stay tuned. #hammondcastlemuseum #museum #historicpool #swim

🇬🇧 Regimental standards held high, medals catching the autumn sun, Green Howards and all the old regiments marching together once more. Brothers in arms, brothers forever. This is the soul of the British Army: proud, unbroken, and never forgotten. #BritishAndProud #RegimentalPride #OnceASoldierAlwaysASoldier #YorkshireRegiments #GreenHowards #BritishArmy #LestWeForget #OldComrades #StandardsHigh #ProudHistory #WeWillRememberThem #PerArdua #DieuEtMonDroit 🇬🇧🎖️🫡 | Lovely Great Britain

It has become a tradition here at the Sacramento History Museum to send out holiday cards to our donors and supporters of our institution. These holiday cards (300 this year) were printed using one of our printing presses we have on display in our print shop exhibit, the 10x15 Chandler & Price Gordon-style jobbing press that was manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio in 1902. While many visitors, especially school children who have visited during a school program, may have seen how this press operates,