In 1970, thanks to a gift from the Paloheimo family, the museum moved to its present location on the grounds on the historic two-acre Fenyes Estate.

[2] In 1993, the History Center was completed to house the research library and archival storage areas for the museum's growing collections.

[3] The museum is open to the public and offers special exhibits, tours, lectures, seminars and workshops on aspects of local architecture, fine art, literature, science, social issues, personal histories, and exceptional historic achievements.

The museum also houses photo collections from the Pasadena Star-News and local photographers J. Allen Hawkins and Flag Studios.

[11] The Research Library and Archives are located on the lower level of the History Center and open Thursday through Sunday from 1-4 p.m. Free parking is available at the museum lot.

[13] The museum maintains the Fenyes Mansion in traditional Edwardian fashion, and the interior includes handsome furniture and period furnishings.