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Tag: 1850s California history

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“A Community Unparalleled in the Manifold Fusions of Races or Combinations of Men”: The “Birth-Day of California” in Littell’s Living Age, 15 March 1851

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  • Posted on March 15, 2023March 16, 2023
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“The World in California”: An Essay on Ethnicity in Hutchings’ California Magazine, March 1857

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  • Posted on March 8, 2023
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“A Man Without Worthy Aims and of Weak Principles Will Go to Perdition”: Mining Life in California in Harper’s Weekly, 3 October 1857

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  • Posted on October 3, 2022
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“A Curse and Scourge Upon the Most Magnificent Portions of the American Empire”: Government Letters Concerning Fraud in California Land Claims, 1858-1860

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  • Posted on May 22, 2022
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  • Politics & Government

“A Difficult, Delicate and Yet Most Responsible Duty”: A Report on Settling Land Claims in California, 31 August 1852

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  • Posted on August 31, 2020December 30, 2020
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  • All Over the Map From Point A to Point B: A “Map of Location of Los Angeles and Independence Railroad through San Bernardino County from its intersection of Western Boundary Via Cajon Pass,” October-November 1874
  • Read All About It in the Los Angeles Express, 24 March 1874
  • The Spirit of Radio From Point A to Point B with a Press Photo of Herbert Hoover, Jr. with Radio Communications Equipment for Aviation, 23 March 1929
  • Reading Between the Lines in a Letter from J. Perry Worden to Thomas W. Temple II, 22 March 1927
  • “All Hail to King Orange” With a Postcard for Orange Day, 20 March 1915

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A press photograph of Mary E. Foy, 1920. Foy was the first female head librarian of Los Angeles in 1880. Foy was honored by the democratic national committee in her work fighting for suffrage for women in California.
Sunday, March 19 at 2 p.m.
Gathering the Sparks of LA's Jewish Past with Edmon J. Rodman
Historic photo of Agnes Temple at the front door of La Casa Nueva ca. 1926 vs today.
A Memorial to the Pioneer Temple Family”: The Early History of Temple City, 1923-1930
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