Category: Cultural research

San Jose, nestled in the heart of California, boasts a rich history intertwined with the growth and development of its banking institutions. Among these, the […]

Nestled between Merced and Mariposa counties, Merced Falls beckons with its unique blend of history, geography, and community spirit. Uncover the allure and potential of […]

White Rock Cemetery, located in Cathy’s Valley, California, has been a silent witness to history since its establishment in 1861 by Jacob Lewis. Situated amidst […]

Blaine’s Jackson Michigan, nestled in the heart of the Midwest, holds a rich tapestry of stories, among which the narrative of George Blaine stands out. […]

John E. Auzerais, a distinguished figure in the annals of San Jose’s history, stands as a testament to the enduring impact of visionary individuals in […]

The community mourns the loss of Theo Cohall, a distinguished individual whose life story is marked by significant achievements, deep personal connections, and a lasting […]

Nestled within a secluded rocky ravine of Coyote Canyon, approximately twelve miles from the Southern Pacific Railroad’s Gilroy depot, lies the Gilroy Hot Springs. This […]

The Lick Mill Observatory stands as a monument to the foresight and generosity of James Lick, whose life journey from Pennsylvania to California is filled […]

In the annals of Californian history, the inception of the Mariposa Battalion in 1851 under the aegis of James D. Savage represents a critical juncture. […]

Nestled in the rugged landscape near Bagby and the Merced River, Hell’s Hollow presents a stark contrast between its daunting terrain and the serene beauty […]