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Was chosenthis spot as a tort was because there were shelters from the pacific chosen was because there were reports. Inre is a natural harbor portland, the downtown area. The water is naturally deep. There was a Population Center here, which made it a natural port, and all the timber, the fur, and Agricultural Products that were grown in the area, all of that combined made portland what it is today. The first signs of european exploration and settlement came in the late 1700s, captain robert gr...

The present. He was born in nevada county. He is the son and grandson of hard rock gold miners. The oregon california trails association and National Historical society selected him as the educator of the year. He is the author of distant horizon, documents of the 19th century american west, coeditor of the illuminated landscape, a and theevada anthology, awardwinning sierra stories, tales of schemers, dreamers, which can find in our store tonight. His most recent books he will talk about tonigh...

The weekend of July 23 and 24 the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park will feature two days of Dangberg family history with a Chautauqua on Fred Dangberg, Jr. and a presentation by his real life grandson Steve “Dink” Achard. Both presentations are free.

Author Gary Noy will speak on his book, Sierra Stories: Tales of Dreamers, Schemers, Bigots and Rogues, in a free presentation at the Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park on Sunday, August 14, at 10:00 am.

95677 (PRWEB) October 27, 2022 -- Nature’s Mountain Mansion: Wonder, Wrangles, Bloodshed and Bellyaching from Nineteenth-Century Yosemite New Anthology by

While there are volumes that provide readings about Yosemite in the nineteenth century, few provide critical -- sometimes even disparaging --eyewitness reflections on the Yosemite experience, and none include excerpts from the government documents that…

Author Gary Noy will be sharing excerpts from his new book, “Hellacious California,” which examines the various ways Californians from the 1820s to the turn of the 20th century indulged in questionable conduct, raucous celebrations,…

As with a number of events, Sierra Writers Conference 2022 will be virtual again this year, but no less impactful given the roster of speakers and workshop leaders available to attendees Feb. 10 through 12…

By Steve Cottrell | Submitted to The Union For more than a century, The Union readers have enjoyed accounts of Nevada County’s amazing history and the men and women who lived here during and after the gold rush. When I moved to Nevada City in 1977, history columns by Bob Paine drew my attention. Later, Bob Wyckoff became a regular contributor. More recently, Gage McKinney, Linda Jack, Maria Brower, Gary Noy and others have provided us with a better understanding of our past — as did the la...