Fillmore Historical Museum Invites You to History Class “What’s in a Name”
Fillmore Historical Museum will be hosting three history classes for the community to join this fall on September 17th, October 17th and November 21st. There is no charge, but you must register in order to get the link to the presentation. Registration is now open for the September event--see article for details. Photo credit Fillmore Historical Museum.
Fillmore Historical Museum will be hosting three history classes for the community to join this fall on September 17th, October 17th and November 21st. There is no charge, but you must register in order to get the link to the presentation. Registration is now open for the September event--see article for details. Photo credit Fillmore Historical Museum.

Courtesy Fillmore Historical Museum

Our popular “history classes” are back from hiatus. “What’s in a Name” will kick off the fall session on September 17, at 7 pm. How did streets and landmarks get their names? Why is there a Guiberson Road but no Gerberding Street? There’s 7th Street, but what happened to streets 1 through 6?

On October 17, “A Brief History of Bardsdale” will be presented by Museum Executive Director, Martha Gentry, whose family has lived in Bardsdale since early in the 20th century.

This will be followed by “Churches of Piru” presented by Michele McKinley on November 21st. You will learn about the Rock Church, the church built by David Cook and other places of worship in the Piru, Camulos and Buckhorn areas.
There is no charge, but you must register in order to get the link to the presentation. Registration is now open for the September event at https://www.fillmorehistoricalmuseum.org/.../whats-in-a-name.