06/17/11 - 11/06/11 Victorian America: Invention and Technology
12/03/10 - 05/11/11 The Cabinet of Curiosities
04/23/10 - 10/02/10 Picture This! A History of Photography
11/20/09 - 10/28/10 Meccano Mania
04/17/09 - 11/01/09 California Living the Sunset Way
08/29/08 - 03/29/09 Music to One's Ears
03/07/08 - 08/17/08 Bonfires and Bugs: The Art & Science of Camping
11/16/07 - 02/24/08 Toys From the Attic
06/15/07 - 11/04/07 Williams House Centennial: Look How Things Have Changed
02/09/07 - 06/03/07 100 Years at the Williams House: The Early Years
10/06/06 - 01/28/07 Classic and Timeless Toys
02/10/06 - 05/28/06 The Art & Evolution of Navigation
02/11/05 - 05/29/05 Mechanically Advantaged: Gears, Levers and Pulleys
10/08/04 - 01/30/05 Number, Please: The Evolution of the Telephone
10/07/02 - 01/25/03 Toys, Trains and Treasures
10/12/01 - 01/27/02 Toy Trains
07/07/97 - 11/02/97 Williams House Preview: Calculators, Questionable Medical Devices, andSewing Machines- Samplings from the Museum's Collection
04/28/95 - 07/05/95 Backroom Treasures: Home Entertainment and Office Artifacts from the Museum's Collection
11/11/94 - 04/15/95 Toys of Yesteryear: Mechanical Toys from the late 1800s to mid 1900s
04/22/94 - 06/19/94 Celebrate Palo Alto: the First 100 Years
10/29/93 - 04/17/94 All Aboard: a Century of Toy Trains
06/18/93 - 10/17/93 "Watch the Birdie!": Cameras through History
01/23/93 - 03/21/93 25 Years of Hot Wheels
07/03/92 - 10/18/92 Models of Invention: an Exhibition of Patent Models
03/06/92 - 05/31/92 Tools that Shaped America
12/06/91 - 02/92 Toys and Trains from Christmas Past
09/06/91 - 12/06/91 Velocipedeimania: Bicycling Through Time
09/06/91 - 11/91 1920s Neighborhood Grocery Store
06/21/91 - 08/91 4th of July Americana and Fireworks
11/90 - 3/91 Antique Toys and Trains from the Pre-world War II Era
1990 A Sampling of Museum Collections: Electrical and Mechanical Memorabilia VIRTUAL EXHIBITS The following links are to pages describing individual specialized exhibits at MOAH. These pages may contain additional material further illuminating the original exhibit.
Some subjects that were not actual physical exhibits, but are thought to be relevant, are also included.