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Getting Schooled: A Donation of a La Puente Grammar School Diploma for Hillard Cain Durfee, June 1919

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Getting Schooled with “The Sphinx,” An Ellis Villa College Newspaper, Los Angeles, 12 March 1885

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Getting Schooled with a Student Memory Book, Puente Union High School, 1925

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On This Day/Getting Schooled: “A Rural Life Survey of the La Puente School District,” 1930

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Getting Schooled/Read All About It Two-Fer with “The Siren,” Boyle Heights Junior High School, 18 January 1923

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Getting Schooled at Compton School, 1908

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Getting Schooled with Los Angeles County’s Public School Origins, 1854-1855

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Getting Schooled at Puente Union High School, 1928

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Getting Schooled at L.A. High, ca. late 1870s

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“Where the Visitor is Made to Feel Perfectly at Home”: The Visit of John Quincy Adams Warren to Greater Los Angeles, November and December 1860, Part Two

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on November 9, 2026
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“In The Old But Noted City, With Its Unsurpassed Almost Tropical Climate”: The Visit of John Quincy Adams Warren to Greater Los Angeles, November and December 1860, Part One

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  • Posted on November 8, 2026November 9, 2026
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“All the Dignity of Former Days Has Departed, Leaving Tumbling Tombs and Caving Crypts to the Small Sympathy of Beast and Insect”: Some Further History of the Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1896-1944, Part Five

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on November 7, 2026
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“Old Calvary Has Become More Valuable to the Living Than to the Dead, And the March of Civilization is Soon to Overwhelm It”: Some Further History of the Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1896-1944, Part Four

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on November 6, 2026
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“The Family Legend of an Ancestor Being Lost in America”: Seeking George W. Pflugradt, 1819-1857

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  • Posted on November 5, 2026
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“Before This Historical Graveyard is Past All Hope of Preservation”: Some Further History of the Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1896-1944, Part Three

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on November 4, 2026
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“Let Us At Least Draw the Line at Neglect and Desecration of the Cemeteries”: Some Further History of the Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1896-1944, Part Two

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on November 3, 2026
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“All Those Who Have Loved Ones Among the Dead of Old Calvary Will Seek for Them a New Resting Place”: Some Further History of the Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1896-1944, Part One

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on November 2, 2026
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“Well, The Cemetery Affair Has Been Settled At Last”: Some History of the Old Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1856-1896, Part Seven

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on November 1, 2026
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“A Trip Through the Cemeteries Demonstrates the Fact that Forgetfulness Soon Follows Dissolution”: Some History of the Old Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1856-1896, Part Six

  • by homesteadmuseum
  • Posted on October 31, 2026
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  • “Where the Visitor is Made to Feel Perfectly at Home”: The Visit of John Quincy Adams Warren to Greater Los Angeles, November and December 1860, Part Two
  • “In The Old But Noted City, With Its Unsurpassed Almost Tropical Climate”: The Visit of John Quincy Adams Warren to Greater Los Angeles, November and December 1860, Part One
  • “All the Dignity of Former Days Has Departed, Leaving Tumbling Tombs and Caving Crypts to the Small Sympathy of Beast and Insect”: Some Further History of the Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1896-1944, Part Five
  • “Old Calvary Has Become More Valuable to the Living Than to the Dead, And the March of Civilization is Soon to Overwhelm It”: Some Further History of the Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, 1896-1944, Part Four
  • “The Family Legend of an Ancestor Being Lost in America”: Seeking George W. Pflugradt, 1819-1857

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