San Diego History Center Exhibitions
Nathan Harrison: Born a Slave, Died a San Diego Legend
Opening Spring 2020
The Path of the Mystic: Art & Theosophy at Lomaland
October 18, 2019 – April 19, 2020
WELCOME TO THE MIX:
EACH OF US HAS A STORY
August 10, 2019 – January 19, 2020
I’m Not Like You:
Notes from the San Diego Underground
April 20, 2019 – March 22, 2020
LGBTQ+ San Diego: Stories of Struggles and Triumphs
The exhibition will temporarily close at 5pm on January, 26, 2020 and reopen on February 3, 2020.
BALBOA PARK: The Jewel of San Diego
Ongoing Film
Inside | OUT
Ongoing
Junípero Serra Museum Exhibitions
WELCOME CENTER
Ongoing
SAN DIEGO RIVER VIEW
Ongoing
Special Exhibitions Hosted By JAHSSD
(Japanese American Historical Society of San Diego)
The Japanese American Historical Society of San Diego Gallery is located at the San Diego History Center.
Upcoming Exhibitions:
Letters from Santa Anita: Children’s Thoughts on Internment
Clara Breed, a librarian with San Diego Public Library, corresponded with many of the young Japanese Americans interned at Santa Anita Relocation Center. Using these letters and others, their own words will reveal their thoughts and opinions on internment.
Japanese Businesses in Pre-WWII Downtown San Diego
The featured map shows the location of the various businesses and the diversity of services they provided.
A Window into History: Curiosities from our Collections
See our new artifact exhibition space including a portable forge and anvil.
Previous exhibitions: Only the Oaks Remains: The Story of the Tuna Canyon Detention Center