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    California's El Camino Real and Its Historic Bells by Max Kurillo and Erline Tuttle, 2000. Sunbelt Publications, Inc., San Diego, CA. This book is a history of the creation of El Camino Real, from its beginnings as a trading route to its adoption as a highway. There is particular emphasis on the womens' clubs that devoted resources to its preservation and on the bells erected along El Camino Real to commemorate significant historic sites. 139 pag...

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    California's El Camino Real by Max Kurillo and Erline Tuttle, 2000
  2. Flag carried by Idell Beals at the visit of President McKinley's visit, May 14, 1901. - Flag

    Flag carried by Idell Beals at the visit of President McKinley's visit, May 14, 1901. Flag with 45 stars in blue square and 7 red stripes on ivory linen. Medium wooden pole with large (1 inch) staples holding flag into split in wood. Flag is held at top and bottom of split, but has fallen away in the middle. "President McKinley visited California / May 14, 1901. / Idell Beals flag to wave" is handwritten cursive on center white stripes of flag...

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    U.S. Flag, 1901
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    Juana Briones of 19th Century California by Jeanne Farr McDonnell, 2008
  4. King & Queen of the River: The Legendary paddle-wheel steamboats Delta King and Delta Queen from Roaring Twenties to New Millennium - Garvey, Stan

    King & Queen of the River: The Legendary paddle-wheel steamboats Delta King and Delta Queen from Roaring Twenties to New Millennium by Stan Garvey, 2008. This book is the remarkable story of paddle-wheel steamers Delta King and Delta Queen, California's last and most beloved riverboats...from the Roaring Twenties to the 1990s." [ https://www.amazon.com/King-Queen-River-Paddle-Wheel-Steamboats/dp/0964251337- 10/9/2017] Includes: foreword; intro...

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    King & Queen of the River: The Legendary paddle-wheel steamboats Delta King and Delta Queen from Roaring Twenties to New Millennium
  5. Polish Americans in California 1827-1977 and Who's Who - Przygoda, Jacek (Editor)

    Polish Americans in California 1827-1977 and Who's Who edited by Jacek Przygoda, 1978. Polish American Historical Association, California Chapter, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA. This book contains a history of Polish immigration to the US focusing on California, as well as brief biographies of notable Polish Californians. 372 pages

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    Polish Americans in California edited by Jacek Przygoda, 1978
  6. The Founding of Mission Dolores and the End of Tribal Life on the Northern San Francisco Peninsula - Milliken, Randall

    The Founding of Mission Dolores and the End of Tribal Life on the Northern San Francisco Peninsula by Randall Milliken, 1996. California Mission Studies Association, Santa Barbara, CA. This book contains a brief timeline of the history between Spanish colonizers and Peninsula Native Americans from 1776 when the Spanish arrived in the area to 1846 when the Americans arrived. 30 pages

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    The Founding of Mission Dolores by Randall Milliken, 1996

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