Vallejo Architectural Heritage Foundation

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Vallejo Architectural Heritage Foundation VAHF is a 501c3 nonprofit membership organization dedicated to preservation, education, & advocacy.

We focus on local architectural heritage and maintain an Eastlake Cottage and its grounds, with the help of our Vallejo Garden Club, a committee of VAHF.

GVRD is looking to do improvements to city park, going after some grant funding. Please provide your input on this work...
10/30/2026

GVRD is looking to do improvements to city park, going after some grant funding. Please provide your input on this work via a survey or by attending their community meetings (info also at the link)

https://www.gvrd.org/2026-10-28-city-park-community-outreach-meetings-we-want-to-hear-from-you?fbclid=IwY2xjawVRvUxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mAXNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR_SOiTk0tfK_7e_E2VT5PyQ9SPO2EvHuAOAnbBdM2vx-OHgltLNW30BNtkquw_aem_AJPuXuokZkiTQFdQF2zJ1g

Help Shape the Future of City Park!

The beauty of our older homes and buildings is magnified by the beauty of our gardens and landscapes. Are you a senior ...
10/12/2026

The beauty of our older homes and buildings is magnified by the beauty of our gardens and landscapes. Are you a senior who needs some help to have your older home benefit from a little TLC to your yard? If so, consider this FREE program!

https://www.facebook.com/VallejoGardenClub/posts/pfbid02J1ahkv8fEGYw2K8QJ1pFJuUnxGtZM9y67ZdHfTVGFAUsWJRNy5tC8Bau9kSRj2hjl

Just a reminder on this FREE program that can help seniors get assistance with yard maintenance! Please share this valuable Vallejo program with friends and neighbors who could use it!

Look at this very interesting walking tour idea from SoCal...Another nice way to recognize heritage and where folks have...
10/12/2026

Look at this very interesting walking tour idea from SoCal...

Another nice way to recognize heritage and where folks have lived their lives...

https://www.facebook.com/cityofslo/posts/pfbid0rgbb64qFZqmeVGmKDQ8S6zq3XNNir3fh9FBpa5FV1hrh8fcdkHVDmNux4wfvEbY8l

🌎 This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we celebrate the living cultures, histories and lasting contributions of the Northern Chumash people and Indigenous communities in .

Continue learning with the Cal Poly Indigenous Walking Tour. Professor Lydia M. Heberling, Ph.D will guide participants across campus, exploring Indigenous history, knowledge and lived experiences.

🗓️ Saturday, Nov. 7
⏰ Noon – 2 p.m.
📍 Meet near Scout Coffee on Cal Poly’s campus (1 Grand Ave., Bldg 172H)

Space is limited and registration closes Nov. 6. Reserve your spot today. To learn more about the upcoming walking tour and the City’s Belonging Project, visit https://www.slocity.org/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/15214/2670

Free talk on lighting July 9!
07/08/2026

Free talk on lighting July 9!

Join us for a conversation with author India Mandelkern on her book, Electric Moons: A Social History of Street Lighting in Los Angeles.

The program will begin with an introduction to Mandelkern's background and research process, followed by a discussion of the history of street lighting in Los Angeles and the evolving role of streetlights as both essential infrastructure and historic architectural features worthy of preservation. We will conclude the program with audience questions to engage directly with the author.

Whether you are interested in preservation, urban history, architecture, infrastructure, or the cultural history of Los Angeles, Electric Moons offers a fascinating lens through which to understand the built environment and the forces that shape our cities.

Learn more and register at: https://californiapreservation.org/events/electric-moons-lighting-los-angeles/

A good read...
07/08/2026

A good read...

Explore this important policy opportunity to advance preservation, energy efficiency, and decarbonization goals.

Timely presentations!
07/08/2026

Timely presentations!

Join CPF for a two-part webinar focusing on the critical role building preservation and adaptive reuse play in the decarbonization of our built environment.

The first session will focus on the big picture – why decarbonization matters for historic preservation and how preservation and building reuse contribute to climate mitigation.

It will describe the goals of the Architecture 2030 Commitment and how existing and historic buildings fit into the 2030 Challenge of reaching carbon neutrality.

And lastly, will provide an overview of common carbon assessment and accounting tools available for building rehabilitation projects.

Learn more and register at: https://californiapreservation.org/events/decarbonizing-through-reuse/

Decarbonizing Through Reuse: Preservation’s Role in the 2030 Challenge and Beyond
July 14th & 16th, 1:30 PM - 3 PM Pacific
$60, with discounts for Members & Partners

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419 Farragut Avenue
Vallejo, CA
94590

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