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The Evolution of Christmas: Christmas Cards to and from the Temple Family, 1920s

by homesteadmuseum
Posted on December 26, 2020

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“The Labors and Duties That We Perform are Increased Accordingly”: The Annual Report of the Los Angeles City Auditor for the Year Ending 30 November 1904, Part Two
“To the End That Our Work May be Well and Harmoniously Done”: The Annual Report of the Los Angeles City Auditor for the Year Ending 30 November 1904, Part One
Games People Play: Photos of Ascot Speedway, El Sereno, Los Angeles, 27 November 1928, Part Three
Games People Play: Photos of Ascot Speedway, El Sereno, Los Angeles, 27 November 1928, Part Two
“I Cannot Do My Best For One Who Does Not Appreciate And Believe In My Ability And My Sincerity”: Reading Between the Lines in a Letter from Roy Seldon Price to Thomas W. Temple II, 27 November 1924

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Immersed in history at the Homestead Museum with Jennifer Koshatka Seman, exploring the extraordinary life of Teresa Urrea in ‘Borderlands Curanderos.’ From spiritual healer to revolutionary, Teresa’s journey in California came alive in Jennifer’s captivating talk. ✨ Grateful for the engaging discussions and personalized book signings. Don’t miss your chance to grab a copy of this inspiring tale at the museum store! 📚 #HomesteadMuseum #BookSigning #TeresaUrrea #History #Yaqui

Happy #nationalcatday! Here's Thomas and Tonchy the cat.

Visit us today at the Archives Bazaar today! We'll be there with this photo from the 1910s of a stockroom whose location would later become part of USC's campus.

Santa Teresa Urrea: A Borderlands Curandera in Turn-of-the-Century California

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