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Spring
2011
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57,
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- "Our Monitor:" the Odyssey of the Camanche
- Lake bed may tell past, future
- Plastered pigeons take a pass
- Floods of 1800s changed coastline, brought shipping to Orange County
- A walk through Ferndale Cemetery
- Future governor walked from Illinois to Sacramento to join Gold Rush
- The night Pablo Picasso heard the UC Berkeley fight song
- National History Day (Calif) moves to OC Dept of Education
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Fall
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Winter
2011
(Vol
57,
No.
1 &
2) |
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- Lasers in eye surgery: A revolutionary impact on vision treatment (Stanford)
- Raiding the railroaders: The Huntington heist
- Jeffries vs. Johnson boxing match was an important event
- The Coyote Flat murders
- Rare Book room at State Library is dedicated to J. S. Holliday
- Fossils found in Riverside dig predate LA La Brea tar pits
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Summer
2010
(Vol
56,
No.
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Spring
2010
(Vol
56,
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Summer/Fall
2009
(Vol
56,
No.
1) |
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Spring
2009
(Vol
55,
No.
3) |
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Winter
2008
(Vol
55,
No.
2) |
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- Calif. Suffragette Sought Equality and Vote
- Fremont Raised American Flag on Gavilan Peak Defying Orders to Leave Alta, Calif.
- California Connecting to Collections Project
- Fall Symposium in Kern County
- Famed Sacramento Bridge Needs New Home
- Demise of Our Ceramic Industries
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Summer-Fall-2008
(Vol
55,
No.
1) |
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- Conflicts and Compromises of the Japanese Journey to Assimilation in California
- Retrace Footsteps of Von Schmidt & Sinclair, First Surveyors of California's Eastern Boundary
- California Museum's 2008 Hall of Fame Inductees
- Death of a Valley: Master Photographers Catch Last Glimpses of Monticello & Berryessa Valley
- CCHS Annual Meeting - Seeing Los Angeles Today
- 2008 National History Day Winners
- Awards of Merit Winners
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Spring
2008
(Vol
54,
No.
3) |
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Winter
2007-2008
(Vol
54,
No.
2) |
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Fall
2007
(Vol
54,
No.
1) |
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- The Chumash Indians of Santa Ynez Valley
- The Narrow Gauge Railroad
- Native Sons of the Golden West
- Pea Soup Andersens
- Bob Hope Airport in Burbank
- Port Reyes National Seashore
- CCHS Awards to Outstanding Contributions to Preserving History
- Santa Ynez Valley Annual Meeting
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Summer
2007
(Vol
53,
No.
4) |
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- History Day 2007
- Chinese Exclusion Act: the Age of Darkness
- Galt Teens Presented Young Historians Gold Seals
- Californians and their Gardens
- Cucamonga Valley
- Early Town of Lankershim
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Spring
2007
(Vol
53,
No.
3) |
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- Former governor's abodes
- History of the Cupertino Post Office
- Establishment of the first Continental overland mail
- Brief History of Templeton
- Woodmen of the World
- Treasures in your attic
- Colynn Wood-Hard
- El Roy Nathan
- Cupertino Vintner John Doyle
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Winter 2006-2007
(Vol
53,
No.
2) |
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- The Mysterious Arabella Huntington
- Memories of the 1938 Flood
- Cheviot Hills
- Brief History of Galt
- Women in logging
- Oakland Fall Symposium Overview
- Remember Burma-Shave Signs?
- Willa Klug Baum
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Fall 2006
(Vol
53,
No.
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Summer 2006
(Vol
52,
No.
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- Irene Neasham: California's First Lady of History
- Mr. California - Tribute to Dr. Rockwell Dennis Hunt
- Recalling CCHS roots... How the Conference Came to be
- The death of David Terry: Justifiable homicide or murder
- Snowshoe Thompson: The Sierra's most famous postman
- Mexican Americans taking a stand against segregation in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Spring 2006
(Vol
52,
No.
3) |
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Winter
2005
(Vol
52,
No.
2) |
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- West's Pioneer Railroad Celebrates Sesquicentennial
- Salinas Tied to Fertile Land
- Sacramento Pioneers Reinterred
- CCHS Fall 2005 Symposium in Monterey
- Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society Wins Governor's Award
- Edward Fitzgerald "Ned" Beale
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Fall 2005
(Vol
52,
No.
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Summer 2005
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51,
No.
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William Alexander Leidesdorff, pioneer leader
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Local history: What's wrong & what's right?
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California's past fortells her future
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Banjo Connection
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Kelso Depot in Mojave restored
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Bancroft Library relocates
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San Bernardino's famed Santa Fe depot reborn
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History of Delano
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Spring 2005
(Vol
51,
No.
3) |
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Alberto de Cordoba -- "engineer extraordinary"
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Ole Hanson's Dream (San Clemente)
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From the Gold Rush to Camp Pendleton - O'Neill, Flood, Forster, 1849-2005
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Cahuilla call the Coachella Valley Home
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Julia Morgan - pioneer 20th century architect
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Lava Beds National Monument -- the Modoc War
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CCHS Symposium in Coachella Valley
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