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Temporary Exhibits Changing exhibits allow us to highlight events and people who have contributed to the development of the Peninsula. If These Walls Could Talk... The exhibition celebrates the Courthouse Centennial through images that depict the people who worked here and the changes of the building’s construction. View up-close one of the original copper eagles that graced the Courthouse dome 100 years ago. Gardeners of Identity: Of the 58,000 Basques living in the United States today, the largest population resides in California. The exhibit explores the Basque culture, how it came to San Mateo County and its many unique traditions that have become an important part of the local community. Gateway to Outdoor Adventure:
Horsing Around in San Mateo County
Horses have had an enormous impact on the
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County Engineer's Office at the Courthouse, c. 1915.
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From the ocean coast to the redwoods, Boy Scouts have enjoyed outdoor adventures in San Mateo County. Since its beginning in 1910, Boy Scouts of America has taught leadership through mastering skills needed in the great outdoors. The exhibit explores the skills required to earn various outdoor merit badges. It features woodcraft tools, pioneering models, historic photographs and early film footage depicting local Boy Scouts experiencing outdoor adventures. 
development of San Mateo County from the early 1800s when vaqueros worked with horses on ranchos to modern day horse racing at Bay Meadows. The exhibit features 20 miniature saddles by local artist Reg Buyle. 
