Biographies Tres Hermanos Hike Postview: Some History of Tonner Canyon Namesake Patrick C. Tonner (1844-1900), Part Seven by homesteadmuseum Posted on May 5, 2026 Read More
Architecture & Decoration Through the Viewfinder With a Negative of Broadway at 3rd Street Looking South, ca. Early 1920s by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 1, 2026 Read More
Architecture & Decoration From Braunschweig to Beverly Hills: Some History of Andrew H. Denker and Henry Hammel in Greater Los Angeles, 1856-1892, Part Seven by homesteadmuseum Posted on January 28, 2026 Read More
Agriculture Setteeing the Record Straight: Some History Surrounding a Donation of a Wolfskill Family Love Seat, Part Three by homesteadmuseum Posted on September 8, 2025September 9, 2025 Read More
Agriculture Tres Hermanos Ranch Tour Postview: The Puente Oil Company and its Chino Connection, 1881-1896 by homesteadmuseum Posted on February 1, 2025September 27, 2025 Read More
Biographies “Don Pio Was Liberal, Generous and a Gentleman of the Old School”: Doors Open California 2024 Postview with the Last Days of Don Pío Pico, 1894 by homesteadmuseum Posted on September 15, 2024September 15, 2024 Read More
Biographies “Let Us Form a Cemetery Where Posterity May Remember”: Doors Open California 2024 Preview with Don Pío Pico in the Early 1890s by homesteadmuseum Posted on September 11, 2024 Read More
Agriculture “The Imagination Plays Many Tricks of Disappointment”: Some History of Leonard J. Rose, 1827-1899, Part Ten by homesteadmuseum Posted on July 26, 2024 Read More
Law & Crime “In Provision for the Lawful Heirs”: The Lawsuit of Akley vs. Bassett for the Joseph M. Workman Ranch, Rancho La Puente, 1918-1924, Part One by homesteadmuseum Posted on May 20, 2024May 21, 2024 Read More
Places & Communities “Díaz is the Rock on Which the Republic of México Rests”: Walter P. Temple’s Travels Through México, June-December 1894 by homesteadmuseum Posted on October 13, 2023October 14, 2023 Read More
