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California Historian Magazine

 

The California HISTORIAN is our flagship publication -- one of the many benefits of membership in the CCHS. As time permits, we will be posting an index of important articles in past issues. Some of the articles and book reviews will be posted on this site. However, if you want to get the benefits of the historic content of the California HISTORIAN -- and receive it early, we recommend that you become a member today.

 

Previous Issues:

 

2002 to 1994

 

1993 to 1990

 
California Historian magazine, Spring 2008 issue  

Spring 2008          (Vol 54, No. 3)

 
 
 
California Historian magazine, Winter 2007-2008 issue
 
 

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

 
 
 

California Historian magazine, Fall 2007  issue
 

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
 
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Fall 2006          (Vol 53, No. 1)

 
 
 
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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)

 
 

 

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)

 
 
 

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)

 
 
 

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)

 
 

Previous Issues:

 

2002 to 1994

 

1993 to 1990

 
 

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