Spring 2008          (Vol 54, No. 3)

• Civilian Conservation Corps - A Government Work Program Rescued the Common Men in the '30s
• Birth of the California African American Museum in Los Angeles
• Edendale - Early Film Center Preceded Hollywood
• February 2008 Symposium Recap
• Voice Your Objections to Closing the State Parks
• Governor "Pat" Brown Center
• Small Museum Initiative

Winter 2007-2008          (Vol 54, No. 2)

• Traveling in the "Good Old Days"
• Griffith Park Fire of 1933
• Creating a Winning History Day Paper
• Introducing Students to Historical Resources
• Obituaries, Telling Your Life Story
• California Museum Hall of Fame Inductees
• William "Bill" Hample
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Fall 2007          (Vol 54, No. 1)

• 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

Summer 2007          (Vol 53, No. 4)

• 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

Spring 2007          (Vol 53, No. 3)

• 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

Winter 2006-2007          (Vol 53, No. 2)

• 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

Fall 2006          (Vol 53, No. 1)

• The friendship between Charles Fletcher Lummis and Theodore Roosevelt
• Awards of Merit Winners 2006
• California students win National History Day awards
• Golden State Plant & Floral Company
• Annual meeting summary - San Mateo County
• A tale of two Palmdales
• When Crocker's tracklayers went home
• Giant oaks of Tulare County

Summer 2006          (Vol 52, No. 4)

• 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.

Spring 2006          (Vol 52, No. 3)

• Living in a California Castle (The Weatherwolde Castle in Tujunga)
• John Swett and the politics of public education in California
• CCHS El Segundo Symposium overview
• School Days in Visalia in the 1930s
• Saving the Eagle Rock
• SF Old MInt to be home to museum & society

Winter 2005          (Vol 52, No. 2)

• 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

Fall 2005          (Vol 52, No. 1)

• California Rose of Sharon, Sarah Althea Hill
• Visiting Day at Ford's new 1930 Long Beach plant
• CCHS Annual Meeting Capistrano Bay overview
• Calif. Student Winners - National History Day
• CCHS Award Winners

Summer 2005          (Vol 51, No. 4)

• William Alexander Leidesdorff, pioneer leader
• Local history: What's wrong & what's right?
• California's past fortells her future
• Banjo Connection
• Kelso Depot in Mojave restored
• Bancroft Library relocates
• San Bernardino's famed Santa Fe depot reborn
• History of Delano

Spring 2005          (Vol 51, No. 3)

• Alberto de Cordoba -- "engineer extraordinary"
• Ole Hanson's Dream (San Clemente)
• From the Gold Rush to Camp Pendleton - O'Neill, Flood, Forster, 1849-2005
• Cahuilla call the Coachella Valley Home
• Julia Morgan - pioneer 20th century architect
• Lava Beds National Monument -- the Modoc War
• CCHS Symposium in Coachella Valley

Winter 2004          (Vol 51, No. 2)

• Pioneer Jews blend cultures in frontier West
• Brief history of the Cal. date industry
• The Nixon years in San Clemente
• Marshal South - desert writer, prophet, nonconformist
• The Los Angeles City Archives
• CCHS Conference in Fremont
• Murphys - a town that outlived the Gold Rush

Fall 2004          (Vol 51, No. 1)

• Small trains make big news at Cal. State Railroad Museum
• Cal. first oil development
• Overland expeditions of Juan Bautista de Anza
• Buena Vista mouse plague at Taft 1926-27
• Rockwell Hunt: Mr. Cal. & Mr. UOP
• Cal. kids win honors at National History Day
• CCHS awards individuals who preserve history
• Drake's fake brass plate
• Mack Sennett's Bathing Beauties

Summer 2004          (Vol 50, No. 4)

• Our 50th Year Commemorative Issue
• Levi Strauss: the Man Behind the Jeans
• CCHS Insurance Program Overview
• Exhibit of Cal. Remarkable Women
• Presentations: 7 Deadly Sins
• Publishing Can Be Fun
• CCHS Conference in Sonora & Columbia

Spring 2004          (Vol 50, No. 3)

• Our 50th Year Commemorative Issue
• 50 Years of CCHS Movers, Shakers, & Do-ers
• Ten Basic Steps for Oral History
• Husband-Wife Geologists
• Calif.'s Greatest Oil Gushers
• In Search of Jose Joaquin Moraga
• Southern Symposium Wrap-Up

Winter 2003          (Vol 50, No. 2)

• Pony Express Reride Missing Bridge
• Lost Tombstones Return Home
• Univ of Calif at Davis
• Chinese Pioneer Descendants Honored
• 2003 Northern Symposium Report
• Arcadia Historical Society Reaches 50!
• Wrightwood Museum and New Cookbook

Fall 2003          (Vol 50, No. 1)

• Baseball Forced Change in Social Mores
• Los Angeles "Pedro Local" Bloody Strike
• Living History at Annual Meeting
• How-to Tips from Annual Meeting
• Making History Come Alive with Video
• CA National History Day Winners
• Family Ties to Historic Site
• Sarah Armstrong Montgomery Green Wallis
• CCHS Honors Those With Commitment to History
• Preparing for Museum Emergencies

Summer 2003          (Vol 49, No. 4)

• Los Angeles rehab center in jeopardy
• Outlaw Tom Horn's "almost" jailbreak
• 1574 Latin book in a cave in El Dorado County
• Sample bylaws for societies
• Essanay Film Company
• Truex Group Policy

Spring 2003          (Vol 49, No. 3)

• Fremont auto maker rewards CCHS volunteer with $1,000
• Cemetery report: how counties are dealing with historic cemeteries
• The Lost Bay: Humbolt
• HS students receive Governor's Preservation Award
• Inland Empire Symposium report
• Johnny Alberta Jones
• World's newest petroleum museum opens in California
• Bigfoot dead? No way!