Welcome to the Historical Society of Long Beach

The Myths and Reality of Water in Long Beach has reached capacity and we are no longer taking reservations. We thank all who have responded and look forward to seeing you at Rancho Los Alamitos on January 30th, 2020.

We have served the city for over 50 years, collecting and preserving its rich history for current and future generations. We invite you to visit our gallery at 4260 Atlantic Avenue in the city’s Bixby Knolls neighborhood.

The Long Beach Suffrage Centennial Circle and the Historical Society of Long Beach seek YOUR recommendations for 100 Women who are feminists/womanists, who broke barriers, or who gave extraordinary service to the community. Please click here for more information.
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The Historical Society of Long Beach is proudly supported by:
Aquatic Capital of America Foundation
City of Long Beach
City of Long Beach Office of Sustainability
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Long Beach Convention & Visitor’s Bureau
Long Beach Councilmember Al Austin
Long Beach Developmental Services Department
Long Beach Navy Memorial Heritage Association
Long Beach Water Department
Los Angeles County Supervisor Janice Hahn
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
Port of Long Beach
Ron & Marianne Gastelum
Water Replenishment District
Will J. Reid Foundation