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Lucile and David Packard: Valued Partners

Los Altos History Museum

January 17-June 22, 2008

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Lucile and David Packard: Valued Partners captures the legacy of these two extraordinary Los Altos residents in their personal, business, and philanthropic lives. The exhibit features a replica of the historic HP garage; new video memories of Packard business associates, friends and family; an interactive area for children; and seven public programs that include the History of the Monterey Bay Aquarium by Julie Packard; a round table panel of early HP executives who know David Packard; a discussion with people involved in the Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, and much more.

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  Dates:
  January 17-June 22, 2008

  Times:
  Thurs-Sun: 12pm-4pm

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  Los Altos History Museum

  51 South San Antonio Road Los Altos, CA 94022

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  • Event Name: Lucile and David Packard: Valued Partners
    "Passionate and Compelling Exhibit"
    Review posted by: Michael Christopher from san jose, CA, Apr 09, 2008
    

    The Museum is known for excellent community minded exhibits, and Valued Partners is no exception. The exhibit is dynamic, and includes a relevant and witty mini-theater, biographical panels on the... Expand

    The Museum is known for excellent community minded exhibits, and Valued Partners is no exception. The exhibit is dynamic, and includes a relevant and witty mini-theater, biographical panels on the life and work of the couple, well-thought children's activity areas (great hands-on activities), and several compelling programs planned throughout the duration of the exhibits. Hats off to the History Museum, they're doing great work there. Collapse

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