Artist Morgan Bricca, owner of Morgan Mural Studios, painted these mini-murals in April of 2019. She lives locally and has previously painted the historical murals on the downtown Sunnyvale Goodwill building. The large box painted as the Encina School (the first school of Sunnyvale) is a PG&E transformer. The smaller boxes are utility boxes for the museum site.
museum entrance
transformer before painting
transformer with painting of the Encina School
utility boxes side view
utility boxes front view
Morgan Bricca
Here are outdoor exhibits installed in 2018
wrought-iron gates donated by the Mardesich family who had an orchard on the corner of Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road and Fremont Avenue
mission bell from El Camino Real in Sunnyvale
firemen’s bell
prune steamer
manhole cover manufactured in Sunnyvale
Prune Steamer & Manhole Cover Sign
1929 city hall cornerstone
1929 city hall bell
City Hall Sign
site map
Here are the outdoor exhibits that have been on the museum grounds before 2018.
railroad bench
“Murphy Street Scene” sculpture by John Battenberg
Hendy lamp post manufactured in Sunnyvale
Pippin Elementary School tile mural 1
Pippin Elementary School tile mural 2
sun dial stand
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