Arts & Entertainment
Historical Preservation Society To Host Tour Of Jam Factory Museum
The event tours the city's oldest existing business and is the Sierra Madre Historical Preservation Society's only fundraiser of the year.
SIERRA MADRE, CA — E. Waldo Ward will open the company's jam factory and museum for tours from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday.
The event is the annual fundraiser for the Sierra Madre Historical Preservation Society.
Founded in 1917, E. Waldo Ward is Sierra Madre's oldest existing business and is run by a fourth-generation family, according to SMHPS.
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In addition to museum exhibits, visitors also can browse and buy in the gift shop at 273 E. Highland Ave.
Admission is $15 for adults and $5 for children 12 years old and younger.
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The Historical Preservation Society was founded in 1931. Its website has additional information about local museums and historical topics.
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