Mar 23, 2023–Jun 11, 2023
J. Gilbert Smith House
The Kennedy Administration was one of optimism and glamour. From sweeping social change to extravagant dinners, John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jackie, worked tirelessly to improve our nation through impactful policies and strategic networking. But while Washington DC was enjoying the dreams that JFK brought to the American government, across the country a young Los Altos was building a community that upheld these movements through dedicated elected officials and enthusiastic citizen support. Come see how an early Los Altos created its own “Camelot” during its formative years!
Not even a decade old when John F. Kennedy was sworn in as President, Los Altos was already working hard to establish itself in the Bay Area. What started as a desire to preserve the community’s small-town feel quickly grew into effective programs and successful social events, spearheaded by devoted officials and citizens alike. Discover how these early Los Altans worked hard to bring the ideals of the Kennedy association to their growing town.
