Tri-City History A-Z in Photographs #24: Wineries

A look back on some of the historical wineries in the East Bay Area

By: Kelsey Camello, for the Washington Township Museum of Local History

January 6, 2026

Winery: (noun): A wine-making establishment.

Gallegos Winery—men stand by giant barrel (Irvington).
Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History — Gallegos Winery—men stand by giant barrel (Irvington). Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History

Linda Vista Winery—remains of the old winery site, where Ohlone College now resides (Mission San Jose).
Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History — Linda Vista Winery—remains of the old winery site, where Ohlone College now resides (Mission San Jose). Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History

Stanford Winery—workers pose in front of the Cohen Hotel (Warm Springs).
Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History — Stanford Winery—workers pose in front of the Cohen Hotel (Warm Springs). Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History

Weibel Winery—family and workers bottle, cork, add wire and foil, and inspect bottles (Warm Springs).
Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History — Weibel Winery—family and workers bottle, cork, add wire and foil, and inspect bottles (Warm Springs). Photos courtesy of Washington Township Museum of Local History

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Tri-City History A-Z in Photographs #24: Wineries

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