In 2026, two significant regional and national milestones converge: the centennial of Route 66 and the 150th anniversary of Colorado Boulevard. Where History Meets the Road traces the impact of Route 66 and the evolution of “roadside culture” along Colorado Boulevard.
Celebrating artists who lived and worked in Pasadena, portraits of notable residents, and vibrant scenes painted throughout the Crown City.
Frozen Frames: Preserving Pasadena’s Visual Legacy, PMH’s premiere online exhibition, will unfold in four parts over a year-long period, bringing artistically and historically compelling images out of the deep freeze and into public view. The photographs come from among the more than 200,000 at-risk negatives that are now cryogenically preserved as part of the Museum’s Great History Freezeproject of 2015.
Frozen Frames is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Michael Kadin and is proudly supported by the news website Pasadena Now.

October 2025 - May 2026

October 2025 - February 2026

February 2025 - September 2025

June 2024 - February 2025

February - May 2024

February - May 2024
Exhibition Galleries & Museum Store
Thursday - Sunday
Noon to 5:00 PM
1906 Fényes Mansion
By guided tour. Advanced registration required
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Research Library & Archives
Friday - Sunday
1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Exhibition Galleries
$9 General
$7 Seniors
Free for PMH Members
Free for visitors under 18
Admission is purchased in the Museum Store
1906 Fényes Mansion Tour
$20 General
$10 PMH Members
Includes admission to the Exhibition Galleries. Advance reservations required.
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