Exhibits
Current Exhibits
Campbell Museums' Art Show, 2026
Ainsley House
Discover how 29 local artists (15 adult, 14 youth) visually define the concept of home. From physical sanctuaries to internal states of mind, this free exhibit at the Ainsley House offers a beautiful look at what connects us. Vote for your favorite adult and youth artwork during your visit. The winning pieces will be turned into temporary public art!
Campbell Police Tools of the Trade
Police Station Lobby
Visit the lobby of Campbell's new police station to view our exhibit that highlights tools of the trade used by Campbell Police Department since its formation in 1952.
Spirit of '76
City Hall - City Manager's Office
As we look back on 250 years of American history, this exhibit reflects on how our community celebrated the bicentennial in 1976. From red/white/blue street signs to community parades, Campbell went all out for the bicentennial. Located in case outside of city council chambers.
From The Archives
Ainsley House
From the Archives digs into the Ainsley Family archives and uncovers stories about the family, their home, and their businesses. Exhibits rotate annually, allowing us to share new gems as we discover them!
Growing Up in Campbell
Campbell Historical Museum
Growing Up in Campbell explores childhood in the early 1900s from homelife to work life (yes, they worked!) to school life. Hands on elements throughout the exhibit to engage your young ones!
General Store: Hub of the Community
Campbell Historical Museum
Our general store exhibit takes you back in time to a local general store where you would buy goods, get mail, learn local gossip, and even bank! Learn a little about Campbell's many general stores that served the community until large grocery chains out competed them. Hands on elements throughout the exhibit to engage your young ones!
