The Center’s three rooms contain displays especially prepared for their visit.

The first room contains artifacts of the natives who were here when the Spanish arrived. There are dioramas constructed by Les Krames to give the students a clearer understanding of the native Saklan tribe and the early Mexican settlers.

The second room contains displays and artifacts showing evidence of animals in Moraga before humans arrived here. There are also models of the Sacramento Northern Railroad cars.

The third room houses displays of items used in the ranch houses that were part of the first settlements in the Moraga Valley. Farming and ranching artifacts are displayed.

The following is a selection of the artifacts and materials the students will encounter during their Third Grade Tour at the Moraga History Center.

A collection of photos from Third Grade Tours going as far back as 2002.