Located in Livermore Valley wine country, the Ravenswood Historic Site is a restored Victorian home and former home of late-19th century San Francisco politician Christopher Augustine Buckley, Sr. The home has been restored and designed to portray late 19th century life and style. Docents dressed in 1890s garb guide visitors through the estate's cottage, main house and landscaped grounds.
The Ravenswood Historic Site hosts an old-fashioned ice cream social every August and a Christmas event every December. The Ravenswood Historic Site is open on the second and fourth Sunday of the month. Group reservations may be scheduled on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Carnegie Park exists under the authority of the Livermore Deartment of Parks and Recreation. It features numerous picnic tables, restrooms, and also houses the Carnegie Building, home of the Livermore Art Association and Livermore Heritage Guild. Throughout the summer, the park also hosts a farmers market every Thursday. For more information, please contact the Liver Department of Parks and Recreation at the provided telephone number or visit its Web site.