50 Years of History for Emeryville Artists’ Cooperative
It’s a story we’ve all heard before: Artists find cheap, funky space in a neglected industrial area and beautify it making the neighborhood more
East Bay Yesterday Podcast explores Emeryville’s evolution from ‘Rotten City’ to ‘Renaissance’
The East Bay Yesterday podcast has made tiny Emeryville the subject of their latest podcast. EBY host Liam O’Donoghue interviews former Emeryville City Manager
Emeryville Historical Society Launches City’s First Historic Walking Tour
The Emeryville Historical Society is pleased to announce the launch of the first of its kind self-guided historic walking tour around the city’s historic
Council Updates: Emery Park Naming; Council Adopts Code of Conduct; Bauters Historic Gaffes
Emeryville City Council convened on Tuesday, September 26th with two action items on the agenda. The first was review and adoption of a proposed
E’ville Archive: Shell Development Emeryville Research Center, J. Robert Oppenheimer & Communist Espionage
The box office hit “Oppenheimer” by Director Christopher Nolan based on the 2005 Pulitzer award winning biography American Prometheus has reinvigorated a historical fascination with
Remembering the Notorious former Emeryville Police Chief John LaCoste; 1940-2020
The fate of the notorious former Emeryville Police Chief John LaCoste, whose name disappeared from local news headlines and politics in the late 1980’s,
Women’s History Month: Who was Anna Yates?
Anna Yates adorns Emeryville Unified’s K-8 school and most residents are familiar with her name. But very little is known or has been written
Red Baron Artist Tyler Hoare Passes Away at Age 82
Tyler James Hoare affectionately known by some as “The Red Baron” passed away on Tuesday, January 31. He was 82 years old. Hoare’s biplane
Emeryville Historical Society Co-Founder Nancy Smith Remembered
Emeryville Historical Society founder Nancy Smith passed away suddenly on December 1. She was 86 years old. Nancy along with Donald Hausler were the
