“Elk Grove Historical Society is dedicated to educating the community about its rich history and preserving it for future generations. Its origins date back to 1962, when four local women united to safeguard their heritage. In 1976, the Bicentennial Committee was formed to restore the historic Rhoads School, a project that later led to the establishment of the Elk Grove Historical Society. Following the school's relocation and renovation in Elk Grove Regional Park, the society expanded its mission to include historical preservation, research, and education. Today, the museum offers programs in learning and living history, focusing on collecting and safeguarding historical artifacts. The society also promotes the conservation of Elk Grove’s historical assets, including its extensive historical library.”
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