HomeMy WebLinkAboutAM Agenda: 09/06/2023CITY OF ARCADIA
Arcadia Museum Commission
Regular Meeting Agenda
Wednesday September 6, 2023 5:00 p.m.
Location: Museum Education Center, 382 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia
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CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL OF MUSEUM COMMISSION MEMBERS:
Marilyn Daleo, Chairperson
Angela Ayala, Chairperson Pro Tempore
Janalee Shimmin, Commissioner
Ginny Blitz, Commissioner
Billie Tone, Commissioner
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Any individual wishing to speak before the Museum Commission is limited to five (5) minutes per
person, unless waived by the Museum Commission. Under the Brown Act, the Museum
Commission is prohibited from discussing or taking action on any item not listed on the posted
agenda. The matter may automatically be referred to staff for appropriate response or action or
may be placed on the agenda of a future meeting.
REPORTS FROM MUSEUM COMMISSION MEMBERS / LIAISONS
Announcements / Statements / Future Agenda Items
DIRECTOR REPORTS
Announcements / Statements / Reports
Any writings or documents provided to a majority of the Museum Commission regarding any item on this agenda will be made available
for public inspection at the Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage located at 380 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, California, during normal
business hours.
a. Director’s Update
b. Curator’s Report and Updates
c. Museum Education Coordinator’s Update
d. Grants
e. Interns and Volunteers
f. Programs
g. Exhibits
h. Collections
i. Flyers
120 Years of Arcadia History Exhibit
Anita Baldwin History Talk
Preservation Workshop
Preschool Program
Educational Kits
Decorate a Red Envelope for a Museum Exhibit
CONSENT CALENDAR
All matters listed under the Consent Calendar are considered to be routine and can be acted on by
one roll call vote. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the
Museum Commission, staff, or the public requests that a specific item be removed from the Consent
Calendar for separate discussion and action.
a. Approve the Regular Meeting Minutes of July 5, 2023
Recommended action: Approve
ADJOURNMENT
The Museum Commission will adjourn this meeting to Wednesday, November 1, 2023 at 5:00 p.m.
in the Museum Education Center at 382 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia.
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The Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage
Museum Curator’s Report
July – August 2023
July 2023 August 2023
In-person Visitors: 629 In-person Visitors April 1 - 26: 306
Virtual Visitors: Virtual Visitors for April 1 - 23:
Facebook: 5,126 Facebook: 1,125
Instagram: 3,047 Instagram: 3,127
Twitter: 2,370 Twitter: 2,079
YouTube: 189 YouTube: 90
Website: 1,016 Website: 662
HIGHLIGHTS
The 5th Annual Summer Enrichment Program was a
success with new and returning participants in the
program. Dino Day had visitors participating in activities
while also taking a look at real dinosaur fossils from the Alf
Museum.
COLLECTIONS AND INTERNS
Getty Intern Mr. Kenny Woo worked on the creation of the 120th Anniversary exhibit panels and
chose items with Curator Ms. Stevy Acevedo to put on display. Intern Woo also worked on the
inventory, curation, cataloging, and digitization of the Ross Field Balloon School Collection
recently acquired by the Museum. Intern Woo also worked with Getty Intern Ms. Angel Ge in the
inventory, curation, cataloging, and digitization of the Arcadia Garden Club Collection.
Intern Mr. Jonathan Ornelas has begun working on a new project that consists of more letters
from Edith Grandy and her family that were donated to the Museum by the Monrovia Historical
Society. Curator Acevedo received this donation in August and Intern Ornelas is currently
conducting an inventory on the collection.
Volunteer Ms. Deborah Cordano continues to work on the Anthony W. Wilkinson Collection
transcription on FromThePage.com. She has reviewed the letters on FromThePage that
community members have helped transcribe since 2021. With the addition of the donation from
the Monrovia Historical Society, there will be more letters to transcribe as part of this collection.
Intern Mr. Zackary Ostrowski continues to work on the inventory, curation, and digitization of the
(Sandy) Silverstein Collection.
Volunteer Mr. Alick Diaz has been working on the inventory, curation, digitization, and cataloging
of the Fannie Smith Duval Collection, a resident and local teacher from Arcadia in the 1930’s.
Ms. Teresa Summers-Garcia will begin her internship for the Fall as part of her academic work
for the University of Denver Master of Library Science Program. She has been working with
Curator Acevedo to select her start date in September.
Curator Acevedo and Education Coordinator Mr. Daniel Estrada conducted interviews for
prospective Fall interns. They will receive college credit and be tasked with assisting in the
Museum’s Preschool Program on Fridays. Ms. Corina Yang from Anaheim, California was
selected for this internship and is a recent graduate from Chapman University.
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An inventory of all items donated during this time period:
Ms. Sandy Burn on behalf of the Monrovia Historical Society
donated letters and documents from the Grandy Collection,
connected to the Museum’s Edith Hartzell Grandy Collection,
also known as the Anthony Wilkinson Collection. The
Monrovia Historical Society and the Gilb Museum will take
joint ownership of the letters, but items will be permanently at
the Museum. Included with the donation was the Fannie
Smith Duvall Collection, items that belonged to a local Arcadia
teacher in the 1930’s.
Mr. Steve Gewecke donated a baseball card of himself from
1990 when he was a part of the Springfield Cardinals baseball
team.
Mr. Tom and Ms. Melinda Peters donated a Santa Anita Park
Official Program from 1938.
Ms. Marilyn Daleo donated more items from the previous collections she has donated,
including the Arcadia Tournament of Roses, Arcadia Unified School District, and City of
Arcadia campaigns.
EXHIBITS
Interns Ornelas and Kenny Woo worked on the construction of
the 1984 Summer Olympics exhibit at the Cashiers Office at
City Hall in July. Getty Interns Woo and Ms. Angel Ge worked
on the creation of a smaller City of Arcadia 120th Anniversary
exhibit at the Council Chambers in City Hall on August 22.
Items include a jockey’s uniform, a brick from Lucky Baldwin's
brickyard, and centennial memorabilia.
Staff completed the installation of the City of Arcadia’s 120th anniversary exhibit at the Museum.
Interns Woo, Ornelas, and staff member Ms. Rebecca Andersen helped with the creation and
installation of the exhibit. The exhibit portrays panels created by Getty Intern Woo that highlight
certain time periods in Arcadia’s history and also a section highlighting what does the future hold
for the City of Arcadia.
ADMINISTRATION
The Friends of the Arcadia Museum (FAM) did not have a meeting in July but did conduct their
August meeting in the Museum Education Center. Museum staff discussed current and ongoing
projects and events with the Board members that occurred in the summer. The Museum staff was
able to share their experience with this year's Summer Enrichment Program and upcoming
exhibits. Their next meeting will take place on September 7 in the Museum Education Center.
Curator Acevedo attended the Arcadia Chinese Association 2023-2024 Officers and Directors
Installation Invitation on August 18. She attended with Library Manager Ms. Samantha Alba and
was able to talk to attendees and build connections for future collaborations.
The Museum was awarded the Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internship grant to fund two paid
internships: Curatorial & Exhibitions along with Education & Public Engagement. Interns worked
40 hours a week for 10 consecutive weeks. Curator Acevedo and Museum Education Coordinator
Estrada worked with both interns with their projects, including the construction of the 120th
Anniversary exhibit and Summer Enrichment Program. Their last day at the Museum was on
August 22.
Curator Acevedo continues to work with Girl Scout Ms. Sohana Sahni on her Girl Scout Gold
Award. Ms. Sahni has begun collecting oral histories from Arcadia community members of all
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ages, to see the impact of social media on their lives. Once she is ready, she will be creating a
temporary exhibit for the community to see at the Museum.
Curator Acevedo is also working with Girl Scout Ms. Kailani Yamashiro on her Gold Award. She
will be creating a photo journal of significant monuments in Arcadia for the Gilb Museum. Mayor
Pro Tem Ms. April Verlato and Curator Acevedo came up with a list of ten monuments that Ms.
Yamashiro can focus on her project around the city, including the Lucky Baldwin Statue, Anita
Baldwin Statue, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Monument.
Curator Acevedo was asked to participate in the Lunch and Learn webinar series with the
California Association of Museums (CAM) on August 17. Ms. Acevedo and Mr. Estrada presented
“Strategies for Utilizing Teen Volunteers in Small Museums”. This webinar is available on the
CAM YouTube channel as a resource for other museum professionals.
Museum Staff will be presenting “Strategies for Utilizing Teen Volunteers in Small Museums” to
the Western Museum Association Conference in October this year in Pasadena.
Curator Acevedo and Museum Education Coordinator Estrada submitted their proposal “The
Power of Adults with Special Needs as Volunteer Champions” to the California Association of
Museums Conference in 2024 and it has been accepted.
Curator Acevedo has received a request from Mr. Pete Siberell, the Director of Community
Service and Special Projects, once again with a future project at Santa Anita Park. Curator
Acevedo will be providing a tour to Mr. Siberell and his colleagues on August 30.
EDUCATION and PROGRAMMING
Curator Acevedo and Getty Interns Woo and Ge
participated in this years Downtown Arcadia Patriotic
Festival on July 1. The Museum’s booth was once
again located next to the Arcadia Public Library
booth. Staff passed out promotional material with the
Museums logo as well as educational kits for kids to
make firework wands.
Museum Education Coordinator Estrada and
Getty Intern Ge completed the Summer
Enrichment Program with a total of 132 attendees
across all four programs. Fifteen of those
students received a special certificate and gift
bag for participating in all four programs. The
Summer Enrichment Program had four separate
presentations with two sessions each week,
which were conducted by both Mr. Estrada and
Ms. Ge. The programs offered included Curator
of Art, Curator of Plants, Curator of Fossils, and Curator of History. Attendees learned what it
takes to work in a museum and the multiple career fields to choose from. Feedback was
consistently positive from parents and guardians.
For individuals that could not attend the Summer Enrichment Program, Mr. Estrada and Ms. Ge
turned the lessons and activities into a kit that families could take home. Fifty kits were created
as take-home kits. A total of 481 Summer Enrichment kits have been given out.
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The Native Trees of Arcadia Educational Kit is now available for the community to reserve and
pick-up. Insects of Arcadia will be available beginning on October 3.
Curator Acevedo conducted the fourth Preservation
Workshop for this year on August 12. The Paper
Preservation Workshop had eight participants. Two of
those who were unable to attend still received the
presentation and materials given out during the
program. Many were happy to learn new techniques
used in museums, that they too can use to preserve
personal memorabilia. Participants also appreciated
the Preservation Kits, which were generously funded
by the Friends of the Arcadia Museum. The next
Preservation Workshop will be on art, taking place on October 7.
Museum staff held its annual Dino Day event
and saw over 120 visitors in the Museum and
Museum Education Center. The event was
organized into five numerical stations.
Activities included excavating fossils, making
a trace fossil imprint, crafting a velociraptor
eye magnet, and making a hatching dinosaur
puppet. The Alf Museum of Paleontology
continued the tradition of collaboration. Alf
Museum staff manned an excavation booth
with real fossil specimens to educate the
community. Volunteers assisted with
assembling activity supplies and decorating
for Dino Day. A total of 13 volunteers helped with the event.
The Preschool Program will be returning on September 1 and will continue every Friday until
November. Each week will be a different theme inspired by the history of Arcadia and nature
conservation. Preschool students will hone their fine motor skills, engage in teamwork activities,
and develop their creative expression. There are currently seven preschool students registered,
all around 2 years old.
School Program requests for the 2023-2024 is open for all educators. A total of 15 programs have
been requested by teachers in Arcadia Unified School District. On Thursday, September 21, 16
students will have an on-site visit to the Museum where they will be given a tour and participate
in the Then Vs. Now: History Detective Program.
Mr. Estrada has also received two Girl Scout program requests for September and October.
The Museum will conduct its fourth History Talk program of the year on September 9, on Anita
Baldwin.
Ms. Acevedo and Mr. Estrada are planning prospective programs for 2024.
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MARKETING
Getty Intern Ge assisted in social media campaigns for museum programs. Marketing campaigns
consisted of posts to Instagram Reels to develop an online presence and showcase what the
Museum has to offer. The museum’s Instagram has increased its reach of new users. The Reels
feature simultaneously posts to Facebook resulting in higher content insights.
Teen Volunteer, Ms. Chloe Htut, created a design commemorating Arcadia’s 120th Anniversary.
The image is full of references to the rich history of Arcadian businesses, events, locations, and
public buildings. The design was printed on tote bags, which are intended to be incentives to have
community members visit and engage with the 120th Anniversary exhibit.
VOLUNTEERS
Museum Staff held the Volunteer Appreciation Brunch on
August 5 to say thank you to all the volunteers for their hard
work this summer. Drawstring backpacks filled with snacks
were given to all the volunteers that attended. Awards were
also given to volunteers specifically highlighting their talents at
the Museum.
Mr. Estrada continues to oversee more than 50 teen and adult
volunteers, including individuals with special needs. Teen
volunteer applications will open up again in the fall.
Volunteers have until September 16 to inform staff if they are
interested in receiving the Presidential Volunteer Service
Award. Volunteers must complete at least 100 hours of
volunteering since last September 2022. These individuals will
receive a certificate from the Presidential Volunteer Service
Award.
Volunteer hours:
July 1 – August 23: 952 hours
Submitted by Curator Stevy Acevedo and Director of Library & Museum Services, Darlene Bradley
The Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage
380 W. Huntington Drive Arcadia, CA 91007
Open Tuesday - Saturday, 10 am-12 pm & 1pm - 4pm
626.574.5440 | www.Arcadiaca.gov/Museum
120 YEARS OF ARCADIA HISTORY EXHIBIT
The Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage Presents:
Join the Gilb Museum for a chronological history exhibit
celebrating the last 120 years of Arcadia history.
August 5, 2023 to January 16, 2024
Born almost three decades after Clara Baldwin Stocker,
Anita was the daughter of Elias Jackson Baldwin’s third wife
Jennie Dexter. Explore the life of Anita Baldwin, known for
her philanthropy, love of animals, artistic endeavors, and for
the creation of her lavish home Anoakia.
THE GILB MUSEUM OF ARCADIA HERITAGE PRESENTS:
HISTORY TALKS SERIES
2023
The Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage
380 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, CA 91007
(626)574-5440 www.Arcadiaca.gov/Museum
Join the Gilb Museum Staff at 10am as we learn about historical figures and
special events that are important to the history of the City of Arcadia.
Anita M. Baldwin
September 9
Photograph
Workshop
Paper
Workshop
F E B R U A R Y 4
The Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage
380 West Huntington Drive Arcadia, California 91007
(626)574-5440 Museum@arcadiaca.gov
www.ArcadiaCA.gov/Museum
Join Museum staff in a series of workshops and demonstrations on
how you can preserve your personal and family history. Learn
preservation methods used by museum professionals and see
examples from the Museum collections.
Digitization
Workshop
Textile
Workshop
Art
Workshop
Genealogy
Workshop
P R E S E R V A T I O N W O R K S H O P S E R I E S
2023
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10:00AM
Come discover, explore, & learn new things
with the Gilb Museum!
Every Friday starting September 1st
10:00 am - 11:00 am
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(626)574-5440 ArcadiaCA.gov/Museum
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The Gilb Museum is happy to offer free kits to the local community. Each kit comes with a short history
lesson and the materials necessary to complete some fun crafts! Each kit will only be available for a
limited time. Applications for kits can be found on the Museum's website.
Contact the Gilb Museum for more details.
M A M M A L S O F A R C A D I A
R E P T I L E S O F A R C A D I A
F L O W E R S A N D F U N G I O F A R C A D I A
N A T I V E T R E E S O F A R C A D I A
I N S E C T S O F A R C A D I A
B I R D S O F A R C A D I A
Available
beginning
January 3
Available
beginning
March 7
Available
beginning
May 2
Available
beginning
August 1
Available
beginning
October 3
Available
beginning
November 28
Learn about different mammals that can be found throughout Arcadia,
including squirrels, mountain lions, and more! Comes with bonus Year of
the Rabbit lesson and craft.
Educational Kits 2022Educational Kits 2023Educational Kits 2023
This kit will inspire any herpetologist. Learn about some some common
Arcadia-area critters, like the Western fence lizard, and some less
common creatures, like rattlesnakes.
Learn about two different types of organisms - flowers and fungus - that
both bloom throughout Arcadia and the surrounding regions.
There are many different types of trees that can be found throughout
Arcadia. In this kit learn about native trees, and how they are part of
Arcadia history.
Throughout Arcadia there are many types of insects. Some fly, some
crawl, and some burrow. Learn about some of these insects in this kit!
Comes with bonus Scary Spiders Science activity!
Calling all budding ornithologists! Arcadia is known for the amazing birds
that can be found throughout the city. Can you think of one? Learn about
birds and bird science in this kit!
January 3 - February 25
March 7 - April 29
May 2 - June 24
August 1 - September 30
October 3 - November 18
November 28 - December 30
Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage
Decorate a
Red
Envelope
for a
Museum
Exhibit!
2024
Stop by the Gilb Museum between October 2023 and
January 2024 to decorate your own red envelope!
Decorated red envelopes will be featured in a Lunar
New Year exhibit within the Museum's temporary
gallery in February 2024.
All ages welcome to participate!
The Gilb Museum of Arcadia Heritage
380 W. Huntington Drive Arcadia, CA 91007
(626) 574-5440 l www.arcadiaca.gov/Museum
Museum@ArcadiaCA.gov
Year of the D r a g o n
MUSEUM COMMISSION
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
WEDNESDAY, July 5, 2023
CALL TO ORDER – Chairperson Billie Tone called the meeting to order at 5:01 pm in the Museum
Education Center.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE – Billie Tone
ROLL CALL: Chairperson Billie Tone, Chairpersons Ginny Blitz, Marilyn Daleo, Janalee
Shimmin, Angela Yang-Ayala, Director of Library and Museum Services Darlene
Bradley, Museum Curator Stevy Acevedo, and Museum Education Coordinator
Daniel Estrada.
PUBLIC COMMENTS: None
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND APPOINTMENT OF LIASON – Marilyn Daleo was
unanimously voted as Chairperson. Angela Ayala was unanimously voted as Chairperson Pro
Tempore. Ginny Blitz was unanimously voted as Liaison to the Friends of the Museum.
REPORTS FROM MUSEUM COMMISSION MEMBERS / LIAISONS:
Mayor Pro-tempore Verlato reported that there was no city council meeting due to the July 4h
holiday. She shared details on the Saturday, September 30 Moon Festival currently in
development by the Arcadia Chinese Association with financial support from the City. She also
stated that the City Council approved the 2023-2024 budget, and the City is looking to continue
to fill open staff positions. Lastly, she participated in the July 1 Patriotic Festival where
approximately 15,000 patrons attended.
REPORT FROM THE DIRECTOR
No reports from Director.
REPORT FROM THE CURATOR
Curator Acevedo updated the Commission on May and June projects and events. The new
Museum Education Coordinator, Daniel Estrada, started on May 9. Intern Mr. Jonathan Ornelas
finished working with the Ruth and Charles Gilb Collection. All work will be submitted to the
California Revealed Cataloging California Grant. Intern Patrick Michael has completed curating
The Daughters of the American Revolution, Santa Anita Chapter Collection. The Museum
continues to receive donations, including the Holy Bible given to Mr. Joe Tsuyiki when he was
processed at the Japanese Assembly Center. The 13 Annual Juried Photography Contest and
Exhibition opening took place on April 29 with 20 people in attendance. The next exhibit will
highlight Arcadia’s 120 Year anniversary. Kenny Woo, the Getty Marrow Collections and
Exhibitions Intern, is currently researching key events for this exhibit. The Museum had 18
volunteers with 100 completed hours of service and were invited to attend a celebratory event.
Michele Yu, with 275 volunteer hours, and Ludjenee Yan, with 281 hours, were highlighted at this
event. The Friends of the Arcadia Museum donated $13,900 to support programming and archival
materials. The curator continues to work on the restoration of the Peacock Fountain which will be
restored by Silverlake Conservation. Curator Acevedo and Museum Education Coordinator
Estrada attended the Museum Educators of Southern California Conference at the USC Pacific
Asia Museum in Pasadena. Ms. Acevedo and Mr. Estrada will be presenting “Strategies for
Utilizing Teen Volunteers in Small Museums” for the California Association of Museums on August
17. Ms. Acevedo and Mr. Estrada submitted “The Power of Adults with Special Needs as
Volunteer Champions” for the 2024 California Association of Museums Conference. Ms. Acevedo
assisted Mr. Pete Siberell, the Director of Community Service and Special Projects at Santa Anita
Race Track, with installing scannable QR codes highlighting individuals’ stories from the
Japanese Assembly Center.
REPORT FROM THE MUSEUM EDUCATION CORDINATOR
The Museum was invited to El Rancho Days at the L.A. County Arboretum on May 5th and
provided Rancho Santa Anita history kits for the community. Museum Staff also participated in
Arcadia’s Firefighters Pancake Breakfast; teen volunteers assembled 300 Safety Backpack kits
for the event. Mr. Estrada conducted the final round of Girl Scout programs. Girl Scout programs
will resume in the fall. The 38 programs performed during the 2022-23 school year reached over
1,127 students; the most popular programs were Tongva Time and Then vs. Now. The Gilb
Museum hosted over 104 students from Holly Avenue Elementary and oversaw educational
activities across four different stations; Museum Education Coordinator Substitutes Sam Kho and
Rebecca Anderson, and Friends board members assisted with the. The Natural History Museum
of Los Angeles County brought 20 educators for an exhibition and collection space tour. The
Textile Preservation Workshop was held on June 3 to 10 participants; preservation kits were
funded by the Friends of the Arcadia Museum. Mr. Kho presented the Clara Baldwin-Stocker
History Talk to 15 people in attendance; refreshments were provided by the Friends of the
Museum. The Gilb Museum conducted a new program at the first school program outside of
Arcadia at Cullen Elementary in Glendora, CA. Staff continuously promotes news and current
events on social media. A social media campaign via Instagram Reels is in development with
Getty Marrow Intern, Angel Ge. The MailChimp subscriber list continues to grow with 1,150
patrons. A Teen Volunteer Orientation was conducted on May 27 to onboard summer volunteers.
Volunteers have created over 2,250 kits and is estimated to create 5,000 kits by the end of the
year. The museum recruited five adult volunteers with special needs and further develop a safe
space for diverse communities. Volunteer hours from May to June totaled up to 457 hours.
Consent Calendar
a. Approve the Regular Meeting Minutes of May 3, 2023,
Recommended action: Approve.
Commissioner Marilyn Daleo moved to approve Consent Calendar Item “a”, which was seconded
by Commissioner Ginny Blitz, and carried on a voice vote.
AYES: Commissioners Tone, Blitz, Daleo, Shimmin, Yang-Ayala
NOES: None
Adjournment
Chairperson Tone adjourned this meeting at 5:53 p.m. on Wednesday, July 5, 2023, in the
Museum Education Center.
Approved:
Darlene Bradley, Director of Library and Museum Services
Prepared by: Daniel Estrada, Museum Education Coordinator