How to Find Our Meetings
The Silicon Valley Computer Genealogy Group meets at this location, which is just off Homestead, between Lawrence Expressway and San Thomas Expressway:
275 Quince Avenue
Santa Clara, California USA
From highway 101:
1. Take the Lawrence Expressway exit. Turn left onto Homestead.
2. After you go through the light at Pomeroy, turn left onto Quince.
3. The meeting is in a church building (a local meetinghouse of The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) about a block down the street, on the right.
Free parking is amply available at the back of the building.
From I-280:
1. Take the Stevens Creek Blvd exit toward Lawrence Expwy exit.
2. Turh left at Stevens Creek Blvd,
3. Turn left onto the Lawrence Expressway N ramp.
4. Merge onto Lawrence Expressway.
5. Turn right onto Homestead.
6. After you go through the light at Pomeroy, turn left onto Quince.
The meeting is in a church building (a local meetinghouse of
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) about a block
down the street, on the right. Free parking is amply available
at the back of the building.
275 Quince Avenue
Santa Clara, California USA
From highway 101:
1. Take the Lawrence Expressway exit. Turn left onto Homestead.
2. After you go through the light at Pomeroy, turn left onto Quince.
3. The meeting is in a church building (a local meetinghouse of The Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) about a block down the street, on the right.
Free parking is amply available at the back of the building.
From I-280:
1. Take the Stevens Creek Blvd exit toward Lawrence Expwy exit.
2. Turh left at Stevens Creek Blvd,
3. Turn left onto the Lawrence Expressway N ramp.
4. Merge onto Lawrence Expressway.
5. Turn right onto Homestead.
6. After you go through the light at Pomeroy, turn left onto Quince.
The meeting is in a church building (a local meetinghouse of
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) about a block
down the street, on the right. Free parking is amply available
at the back of the building.
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