We will be joining the City of Perris for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the newly restored historic Santa Fe Depot where we will be honoring the last Stationmaster Lloyd Higgenson.
4th and D Streets in old downtown Perris, Wednesday, October 29th, Noon . This event is by invitation only. There will be a public grand opening in early 2009.
The unique Victorian red brick building that has been restored to its 1892 grandeur will be dramatically enhanced by the new beautiful gardens that have been designed to reflect the structure’s classic motif. We are very pleased that the city has chosen to give new life to this treasured piece of Perris history, which was listed long ago as a landmark of record on the National Registry of Historic places. It can now take its place as the centerpiece of the new downtown.
The development of the new exhibits is progressing well in anticipation of the grand re-opening of the museum slated for Fred T. Perris Day 2009. Saturday, January 31st
Be sure to visit us for Fred T. Perris Day, or after, for our exciting new exhibits and some surprises too!.
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Founder of the City of Perris. Learn more at the PVHMA Web Site
The Perris Valley Historical and Museum Association (PVH&MA) was founded in 1964 to gather, protect, and preserve the history of the Perris Valley.
the Southern Hotel 1900
- HISTORICAL & Museum Association
- The association collects, catalogues, and displays items of historical interest, in addition to publishing pamphlets on Perris Valley history. Collections include artifacts from the Luiseno Indians, turn of the century clothing, farming equipment, mining tools, and personal effects from the city’s namesake, Fred T. Perris.
Fred T Perris
Founder of the City of Perris. Learn more at the PVHMA Web Site
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