Law & Crime “One of the Most Startling Transactions that Has Ever Come Within Our Knowledge”: Lynch Law at Lexington and El Monte, May/June 1855 by homesteadmuseum Posted on June 25, 2022June 26, 2022 Read More
Commerce & Manufacturing In the Abstract: Jonathan Temple and the Future International Savings and Exchange Bank Property, Los Angeles, 1839-1866 by homesteadmuseum Posted on June 22, 2022June 23, 2022 Read More
Law & Crime “Are Not We Native Sons of These United States?”: The Indians of California in “The Commonwealth,” 8 June 1926, Part Three by homesteadmuseum Posted on June 10, 2022 Read More
Economics “The California Indians . . . Have Very Little Chance to Show What They Can Do”: The Indians of California in “The Commonwealth,” 8 June 1926, Part Two by homesteadmuseum Posted on June 9, 2022 Read More
Education “Lay Aside Your Protective Prejudices That Obscure the Truth”: The Indians of California in “The Commonwealth,” 8 June 1926, Part One by homesteadmuseum Posted on June 8, 2022June 9, 2022 Read More
Holidays & Celebrations “Hallowed by the Tears of Tenderness and the Tragic Memories of a Heroic Past”: Memorial Day in Los Angeles, 30 May 1921 by homesteadmuseum Posted on May 30, 2022 Read More
Holidays & Celebrations “To Repulse With Deadly Force”: Newspaper Coverage on a War on Los Angeles Aqueduct Bombers, 28 May 1927 by homesteadmuseum Posted on May 28, 2022 Read More
Law & Crime “A Curse and Scourge Upon the Most Magnificent Portions of the American Empire”: Government Letters Concerning Fraud in California Land Claims, 1858-1860 by homesteadmuseum Posted on May 22, 2022 Read More
Education Getting Schooled with a Joint Resolution of the California Legislature to Congress on School Lands, April-May 1854 by homesteadmuseum Posted on May 10, 2022 Read More
Biographies “I Shall Not Play a One-String Fiddle If I Am Elected”: A Campaign Pamphlet for Mayoral Candidate Bert L. Farmer, Los Angeles, Spring 1923 by homesteadmuseum Posted on May 2, 2022 Read More
