The LAB stands for “Little American Business” and that’s exactly who Linda Sadeghi strives to support. The LAB began its journey to combat retail monotony in 1993 when it was...

Our November/December 2022 newsletter is now online! This edition includes "Movie Memories From the Past" by Mari Page, an excerpt from the January 1983 Costa Mesa Historical Society Quarterly, as...

Renee Pina has produced another Historic Homes calendar, this time featuring the city's most historic properties. In fact, most of the properties are eligible for the city's historic register. Each...

The grand reopening of the Diego Sepulveda on October 1st also celebrated this historic structure's 200th birthday. Mayor John Stephens and Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley spoke a few words...

Last year, Preserve Orange County launched an interactive map featuring historic sites throughout the county. From their website: "What's on the map? The map includes all sites that are designated...

  We have a new display at the museum! Peggy Gardner was a long-time friend of the Historical Society and a wonderful artist. To highlight Peggy's talent and honor her...

As some of you may have already noticed, we're updating our online gift shop! There are still many more items to be uploaded, so be sure to keep checking back...