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In late 2012 The Valley Relics Museum was established as a non-profit and opened its doors to the public in October 2013. Through hard work and perseverance the San Fernando Valley now has a spotlight on its amazing accomplishments and rich history.
Flyer for “Live from New York” presented by P.U.N.X, with Misfits, Circle One (from Los Angeles), Crucifix (from San Francisco), Dr. Know (from Oxnard), Regional Confusion (from Long Beach).
The Valley Relics Museum boasts its vast collection of historical artifacts pertaining to the San Fernando Valley abroad.
My Valley Pass - The San Fernando Valley's #1 Visitors Guide - is proud to present our 2nd annual San Fernando Valley Halloween Drive-In Nights. A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit the Valley Relics Museum 501c3.
The Valley Relics Museum boasts its vast collection of historical artifacts pertaining to The San Fernando Valley and surrounding areas. The collection includes rare documents, photographs, vintage neon signs, post cards, yearbooks, negatives, clothing, books, art, automobiles and BMX bikes from The Valley's past.
The Valley Relics Museum offers guided group tours. Please email us at least 1 week in advance to book your tour.
A fun, family friendly journey through the The San Fernando Valley and surrounding area's past. Our one of a kind pop culture museum features neon signs, classic cars, rare documents, yearbooks, restaurant menus, art, western clothing, vintage BMX bicycles, and more! +1 818-616-4083.
Valley Relics Museum 7900 Balboa Aveune. Hangar C3 & C4 (Enter on Stagg), Los Angeles. Oldest Los Angeles combines history and local travel as it takes readers on a journey through the city's past, starting with its founding in 1781.
A fun, family friendly journey through The San Fernando Valley and surrounding areas past. Our one of a kind pop culture museum features neon signs, classic cars, rare documents, yearbooks, restaurant menus, art, western clothing, vintage BMX bicycles, a playable retro arcade and much more!
San Fernando Valley Postcard Collection. There are 485 postcards relating to the San Fernando Valley which were acquired by Tommy Gelinas and the Valley Relics Museum from many sources over a….