E C.V. celebrates the Bicentennial of the journeys of Jedediah S. Smith “Chasing the Buenaventura River” through 35 Chapter territories – the ECV/JSS Bicentennial Trail Project 2023-2030 In the next few […]
Location: Dai Loy Museum in Locke13951 Main StWalnut Grove, CA 95690 38°15’01.4″N 121°30’34.5″W38.250387, -121.509584
Welcome to Sacramento. It’s January 2020. You and the family are in town to see the Kings play. Your company has given you the tickets to the game and a
August 15th 2019 History Report From 1880 through 1920 an area from 3rd st to the River Front bordered by Jst to the North and Mst to the south was
History Report July 18, 2019 “There’s Gold in them Thar Hills” was the cry that brought thousands of illegal aliens to New Helvetia. Though not technically Illegal Aliens due to
Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip. That started from this tropic port aboard this tiny ship —- No wait, wrong story!
John A Sutter, born Johann August Sutter In 1803 In Kandern, Baden Germany, close to the Swiss Border. His Swiss father was a printer by trade. Sutter apprenticed in the
HISTRORIANS REPORT September 21st, 2017 CHAPTER #1841 One legend has it that he was incarcerated for drunkenness, in either the old Benicia Barracks or the newer Benicia Arsenal guardhouse. Another
HISTRORIANS REPORT October 18th, 2017 CHAPTER #1841 On Jan. 24, 1848, James W. Marshall, an employee of John A. Sutter, discovered gold in the tail race of a mill he
