Dublin is a young city with an old history. Help us collect and preserve it for ourselves and future generations
The Dublin Historic Society is a nonprofit organization. For 40 years we have supported the heritage and history of the City of Dublin and surrounding areas. Becoming a member, donor or sponsor of this organization is a benefit to residents, visitors, and businesses within our community. Your support of Dublin’s history and heritage says volumes about you or your business. Your support of Dublin’s history and heritage says volumes about you or your business.
Although the history of Dublin is long and winding, this year we will be celebrating the 40s birthday since Dublin became an official city. Don’t miss out on celebrating the big day. Check our events calendar and join our email news and be the first to know.
We're happy to announce there is a wonderful new video about Dublin's history. You can see "Dublin: The Making of a City by going to
"Dublin: The Making of a City" now available for streaming
A local history mystery for the end of July and the beginning of August.
Ever wonder how Gleason Drive got its name? It is named after Alameda County Sheriff H. P. Gleason, who served from 1940 through 1963. #dublinca
Dublin 40th Anniversary Art winners on display at the Civic Center. Congratulations to all of them. #dublinca #dublincahistory
A little known memorial to Dublin’s first mayor who went on to have a huge impact on local transportation. As a BART director he helped
Dublin Historical Society is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization dedicated to the discovery, preservation, promotion and enhancement of historical sites, buildings, photographs, information and ephemera in and around the Dublin area.
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