Roseville Historical Society
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  • Trek Through Time Big Boy 2026
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  • Cemetery Tours Haunted Historic Walking Tour Historic Walking Tours Education2.0
  • The Leonard "Duke" Davis Collection Specialty Items
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  • Before 1820 After 1820 Pioneers Railroad
  • Historic Ranch Project Buildings Veteran's Brick Walk of Honor Veteran's Monuments RHS Monuments Other Monuments
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Roseville Historical Society

  • /
  • About/
  • Membership/
  • DONATE/
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Contact/
  • Events/
    • Trek Through Time
    • Big Boy 2026
  • Carnegie Kids Club/
  • Tours/
    • Cemetery Tours
    • Haunted Historic Walking Tour
    • Historic Walking Tours
    • Education2.0
  • General Store/
    • The Leonard "Duke" Davis Collection
    • Specialty Items
  • Carnegie Museum/
    • Legacy
    • Exhibits and Collections
    • Board of Directors
  • Roseville History/
    • Before 1820
    • After 1820
    • Pioneers
    • Railroad
  • Significant Places/
    • Historic Ranch Project
    • Buildings
    • Veteran's Brick Walk of Honor
    • Veteran's Monuments
    • RHS Monuments
    • Other Monuments
  • Sikh Community of Roseville/
    • Your story
    • Sikh Exhibit
    • About Sikh
    • New Page

Roseville Historical Society

To preserve & promote the history of Roseville

Trek Through Time

Roseville Historical Society

  • /
  • About/
  • Membership/
  • DONATE/
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Contact/
  • Events/
    • Trek Through Time
    • Big Boy 2026
  • Carnegie Kids Club/
  • Tours/
    • Cemetery Tours
    • Haunted Historic Walking Tour
    • Historic Walking Tours
    • Education2.0
  • General Store/
    • The Leonard "Duke" Davis Collection
    • Specialty Items
  • Carnegie Museum/
    • Legacy
    • Exhibits and Collections
    • Board of Directors
  • Roseville History/
    • Before 1820
    • After 1820
    • Pioneers
    • Railroad
  • Significant Places/
    • Historic Ranch Project
    • Buildings
    • Veteran's Brick Walk of Honor
    • Veteran's Monuments
    • RHS Monuments
    • Other Monuments
  • Sikh Community of Roseville/
    • Your story
    • Sikh Exhibit
    • About Sikh
    • New Page

Join us!

The Roseville Historical Society’s Trek Through Time series presents “Women Who Refused to Behave”. Join us Friday, June 10th from 6:30pm to 7:30pm for an evening dedicated to learning all about the women of the American west that were brave, industrious, and ahead of their time.

Through more than fifty books and years of research, Enss has revealed the stories of women who broke barriers and defied expectations. They built railroads, ran mines, performed daring feats, solved crimes, and rode into battle, often paying a steep price for challenging the norms of their time.

Only a $5 donation to reserve your spot! If you are a Member of the Roseville Historical Society, tickets are free!

Tickets are available by clicking on the button below.

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Trek Through Time Talks
$5.00
  • /
  • About/
  • Membership/
  • DONATE/
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Contact/
  • Events/
    • Trek Through Time
    • Big Boy 2026
  • Carnegie Kids Club/
  • Tours/
    • Cemetery Tours
    • Haunted Historic Walking Tour
    • Historic Walking Tours
    • Education2.0
  • General Store/
    • The Leonard "Duke" Davis Collection
    • Specialty Items
  • Carnegie Museum/
    • Legacy
    • Exhibits and Collections
    • Board of Directors
  • Roseville History/
    • Before 1820
    • After 1820
    • Pioneers
    • Railroad
  • Significant Places/
    • Historic Ranch Project
    • Buildings
    • Veteran's Brick Walk of Honor
    • Veteran's Monuments
    • RHS Monuments
    • Other Monuments
  • Sikh Community of Roseville/
    • Your story
    • Sikh Exhibit
    • About Sikh
    • New Page

Roseville Historical Society

The Roseville Historical Society has a mission to preserve and promote the history of Roseville, California. We occupy the Carnegie Library Museum at 557 Lincoln Street in Roseville and are open to the public from noon to 4 pm Monday through Saturday. Admission is free. We maintain displays on local railroad history including a model train display and a collection with vintage model trains. We also have displays of military artifacts, musical instruments, kitchen appliances, medical instruments and tools. Books on local history can also be purchased at the Carnegie Museum or from our website.

 


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