Taking the Field at Red Bluff Civil War Days… Flash back to the early 1860s when men rode horses, carried muskets and charged each other with bayonets wearing hot wool …
Taking Hollywood by Storm
The Amazing Career of Etna’s Anita Loos…. She was born in Sisson (now Mount Shasta) in 1889 and buried in Etna in 1981, but for six of her nine decades, …
Holidays in Time
Holidays on the Homestead at William B. Ide Adobe State Historic Park… For those who feel the holidays have become too commercial, an antidote may be a step back to …
Historical Treasure Hunt
Siskiyou County Museum’s Exhibit of the Hull Brothers… If you like history, cemeteries are really interesting places,” explains Bruce Stiny, who retired as a museum curator for California State Parks …
A Taste of History
Whiskeytown Lake Harvest Festival Celebrates NorCal Heritage and Historic Fall Foods… Whiskeytown Lake is once again hosting its biggest event of the year, the Harvest Festival, on September 21. From …
Legacy Keepers
A Passion for Heritage at Shasta Historical Society… The Shasta Historical Society wasn’t always the name of the organization that has spent the last 94 years preserving, promoting and bringing …
It’s Good to be an Original
Putty Putt at Whit Hall Fire Station… Red Bluff has long been known for its commitment to preserving its history and traditions. From its world-renowned three-day rodeo that’s more than …
Beautiful Jewel
Little Chapman Mansion in Chico… Little Chapman Mansion owner and historian Michele Shover cast her eye on her beautiful jewel of a home soon after arriving in Chico many decades …
Archaeological Treasure Trove
Montague Museum’s Collection of Chinese Artifacts… On June 29, 1956, President Dwight Eisenhower signed the Federal-Aid Highway Act bill. The goal: a 41,000-mile “National System of Interstate and Defense Highways” …
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