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Our thanks go out to the following people for considering and including the Historical Society.  These individuals help us share our history and achieve some of our new goals regarding our new location in the Walker House. 

Our most recent donation thank you goes to James McCants, Michael Patris and Helen Foland.  James donated a vintage Ruud Cast Iron Gas Hot Water Heater, circa 1900, and a Nail Stripper, circa 1913. 

Michael Patris made a monetary donation during the Westerners Fandango which is greatly appreciated.  Helen Foland also made a monetary donation. 

All donations continue to support our efforts of preserving and sharing our history.

Past Donations

A huge thank you goes to the San Dimas Corral of Westerners for their monetary donation in support of our bookcase dreams.  Our thanks also goes to Curt & Glenda Morris, Dave & Kim Bratt, John & Susan Davis, Don & Margie Green, Bill & Joyce Emerson, Dave & Chris Harbin, and Sharon Long.  Additionally, a matching contribution Thank You goes to the business of Hart & Cooley.  These contributions are helping the San Dimas Historical Society be one of the premier societies in the southland.  We are becoming able to offer more and more in the way of historical information and research with supporters like you. 

Donations can be monetary or historical but that is not all.  Our office and services are enjoying the donation of a Dell V305 All in One Inkjet printer from Paul and Willa McClure.   Ralph and Peggy Thomas donated an HP Business Inkjet printer. 

A wonderful, seven drawer flat file was donated by John Lockwood.  This will help us better preserve and utilize our collection of maps.

We thank all of our contributors for thinking of the San Dimas Historical Society and allowing us to continue our mission with the history of San Dimas and our surrounding community.