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Hermosa Beach Museum nears national accreditation

Hermosa Beach Museum President Greg McNally presented the President’s Award to docent Dency Nelson for his “efforts, energy and countless hours he has given to the museum.” Nelson said the credit doesn’t belong to him alone, but is equally shared with his partner of 51 years, Moira. Easy Reader file photo
The Hermosa Beach Museum – a small but mighty institution known for celebrating the city’s surf, skate, and beach culture – is closing in on a major milestone: national accreditation.Officials said Sunday the museum is preparing for a pivotal site visit in August from the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the primary accrediting body in the U.S. If successful, the museum would join other powerhouse institutions like the Getty, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and the Natural His
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The city of Redondo Beach maintains it’s historical museum in Dominguez Park, located in Central Redondo at 302 Flagler Lane. Parking is free and just steps away from the museum. Admission is free and the museum is open on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. The museum is surrounded by the beautiful Heritage Court. Both the museum and adjacent Morrell House are historical structures which were moved to their current locations in the 1990s.

Born, raised, surfed in Hermosa. Very connected, unique place, between MB and RB; a special “hangout”…

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