Duarte Historical Society & Museum
Steve Baker also served as the treasurer, docent, and historian for the Duarte Historical Museum from 1991 until April, 2022.
Historian Steve Baker
Steve Baker served as the official town historian of Monrovia from 1991 until his unexpected death in April of 2022. His knowledge and instant recall of all things in Monrovia's past and present earned him the well deserved admiration of all those wishing to learn more about the town's past.
Created and designed by Brad Haugaard, a member of the Monrovia Historical Society, the web app allows users to locate specific locations in Monrovia, to learn about the buildings that existed over 100 years ago, which homes and buildings are still standing today, and learn about the events that shaped Monrovia's history.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 - 2-4 p.m.
Black History Month Centennial Kickoff With Monrovia High School Film Screening of
"100 Years from Mississippi" – the story of Mamie Lang Kirkland
Contact the Monrovia-Duarte Black Alumni Association at https://mdbaa.org/
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 - 3 p.m.
From Picture Palace to Multiplex: Transformational Theatre Trends in Southern California's Inland Empire and San Gabriel Valley
By Kelli Shapiro, PhD
Public Historian and Historic Preservationist
SUNDAY, MARCH 22 - 2-4 p.m.
Women’s History Month
Duarte Historical Museum Film Screening: "The Incomparable Jones Sisters" — honoring
Dr. Sophia Jones and educator Anna H. Jones
Contact the Monrovia-Duarte Black Alumni Association at https://mdbaa.org/
Contact Us Today!
Duarte Historical Society & Museum
777 Encanto Parkway
Duarte, CA 91010
Phone: (626) 357-9419
Send Mail to: P.O. Box 263, Duarte, CA 91009
Website: www.RanchoDeDuarte.org
Museum Closure Dates 2026
In 2026, the Duarte Historical Museum will be closed:
January 1-6; April 4; May 23; July 1-7; September 5; November 21-30;
December 19-31
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