Articles

These articles are just a few of the many originally published in our magazine, the California HISTORIAN - another benefit of membership in the CONFERENCE of California Historical Societies. For information on becoming a member, click the "Join Us" link on any page.

• Civilian Conservation Corps - A Government Work Program Rescued the Common Men in the '30s (New)
• Birth of the California African American Museum in Los Angeles (New)
• California State Museum Hall of Fame 2007 Inductees  (New)
• Griffith Park Fire of 1933 (New)
• Creating a Winning History Day Paper (New)
• Introducing Students to Historical Resources (New)
• Obituaries, Telling Your Life Story (New)
• John Swett and the politics of public education in California
• The friendship between Charles Fletcher Lummis and Theodore Roosevelt 
  
• Irene Neasham: California’s “First Lady of History” 
  
• CCHS Honors Those with Commitment to History - 2006 Award Winners (Just added)
• CA National History Day Winners - 2006 
• Visiting Day at Ford's New 1930 Long Beach Plant
• CA National History Day Winners - 2005 
• Local History: What's Wrong and What's Right 
• 50 Years of CCHS Movers, Shakers, & Do-ers 
• Rockwell Davis Hunt - Mr. California and Mr. UOP 
• Univ of Calif at Davis....why not UC Woodward? 
• Marshall South - Desert Writer, Prophet, Nonconformist 
• Summer 2003 Meeting: A summary with excerpts from the speakers.
• Sarah Armstrong Montgomery - Women's Rights Leader in the 1870s 
• May 1934 - Los Angeles "Pedro Local" Draws First Blood
• Baseball Forced Change in Social Mores 
• Ole Hanson's Dream (San Clemente)
• CA National History Day Winners - 2003
• CCHS Honors Those with Commitment to History - 2003 Award Winners
• Golden Gate Bridge Changes Engineers' Reasoning 
• The Pullman Strike: Three weeks that shook the nation and California's capital. 
• Recalling CCHS Roots: How the Conference Came to Be
• The Lost Bay: Humboldt ... the arm of the sea that wasn't there?
• Drum Barrracks: California's Link to the Civil War 
• Ridge Route: the Long Road to Preservation
• Jane Gallatin Powers Co-founded Carmel-by-the-Sea
• State Bond Helps Restore Chinese Tong Building
• Working Smart by Rick Wilkerson
• Big Foot Dead? No Way!
• The Inland Empire Spring 2003 CCHS Symposium: A report,
• Johnny Alberta Jones: A Legend in the Eastern Madera County Sierra,
• The Student Revolution that Saved Mono Lake)

In Memoriam

• William (Bill) Hample
• Mary Ellen Maton