Our sincere thanks for your support! Thanks to you and others like you, we have continued to be the spirit of Cloverdale, offering new programs, exhibits, activities and special events.
Our Programs and Activities
- We serve on the average of 3,500 residents, visitors and researchers
- Students from K-12 visit the museum on field trips
- Speaker Series
- Asti Tour de Vine Rest Stop
- Kiwanis Community July 4 Barbecue
- Latino Independence Day
- Annual Member Picnic
- Wine Tasting on the Patio
- Annual Member Meeting
- Spring Tea and Fashion Show
- Digitization of the Reveille
- History Maker (aka Historical Essay Contest)
- Historical Exhibits
- Collaborative Exhibits with local artists and photographers
- Gift Shop
- Community Unity Day
- Preservation of the historic Gould-Shaw House
You will receive a receipt for your tax-deductible donation for tax purposes. We are a 501 (C) (3) Corporation, Tax I.D. # 68-0047998.
Annual Appeal
We have many fine programs under way and more planned – but we need your support. The Annual Appeal supports everything we do providing reliable funding for operating costs and programs..
- Annual Appeal Letter (pdf)
- Annual Appeal Donation Form (pdf)
One Time Donation
Recurring Donation
Digitization of the Historic Cloverdale Reveille
For some time we have been interested in digitizing the Cloverdale Reveille, the weekly newspaper that has continuously published and served Cloverdale from 1878 to the present. If we don’t act soon, we will lose this precious journalistic record of the past. We have made it our goal this year to raise funds to digitize the Reveille! Support our Historic Cloverdale Reveille Newspaper Digitization Project!
The Cloverdale Reveille has been published weekly since 1878. Today, the Cloverdale Regional Library has microfilm for some issues but the equipment is now marginally operational and the microfiche is deteriorating. The Historical Society has the original newsprint for most of the issues but the condition is too fragile to withstand handling. Not only would it be desirable to convert to more recent technology but specifically to a digitized version which is searchable by proper names, subject headings and other criteria. There is a wealth of information in each weekly paper and the historic issues give an insight into ordinary life in Cloverdale that will be lost forever. We appreciate your help in pursuing this important project.
Mail or Telephone Donation
Please send checks to:
Cloverdale Historical Society
215 N Cloverdale Blvd
Cloverdale, CA 95425
Or call us at: (707) 894-2067