Summer 2008 | Volume 56 Number 2
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Table of Contents |
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A HISTORY IN PICTURES by Deborah Meador
A handstitched family album preserves important local history. |
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NATURAL RESOURCES AT HUMBOLDT STATE COLLEGE by Richard L Ridenhour
Courses in natural resources are established for the first time at HSC, thanks to professors, local sportsmen, and a young researcher.
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THE PHILLIPS HOMESEAD AT SHOWERS PASS By Naida Olsen Gipson
More challenges, and a loss, await the Phillips family as their story continues from the Winter 2007 Historian.
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THE COYOTE FLAT MURDERS by Naida Olsen Gipson
Official skulduggery, unsolved killings. |
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SCHOOL DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS; DEAR OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS by Mary Dawn Melendy
Memorable days of penmanship lessons, marching in step, single-women teachers, and "the strap." |
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TALES FROM THE WILLOW CREEK ICE HOUSE by Margaret A. Wooden
The art of ice-making in 1930s and 40s Willow Creek |
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LORD ASTOR'S ROUND TABLE by Martha Beer Roscoe and Lynwood Carranco
The true story of the famous redwood crosscut sent to England by John M Vance in 1897. |
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