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This photo appears in the book "Problems Women Solved: being the story of the Woman's Board of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition," by Anna Pratt Simpson. San Francisco: The Woman's Board, 1915.
Transcribed articles from Santa Cruz newspapers, primarily 1889-1890, but continuing to 1941; along with some other transcribed sources.
Paul Woodside lived on the side of a cliff at Seacliff in 1925 (note the corn planted at the base of the cliff). He is remembered for a shoot-out with Sheriff Howard Trafton and Undersheriff Richard Rountree. All three men died after the struggle…
Frank Salvano leased the land from the Majors Ranch to grow artichokes.
More information on Frank Salvano is in the library's Local History Vertical File folder "Biography."
More information on Frank Salvano is in the library's Local History Vertical File folder "Biography."
Frank Salvano leased the land from the Majors Ranch to grow artichokes.
More information on Frank Salvano is in the library's Local History Vertical File folder "Biography."
More information on Frank Salvano is in the library's Local History Vertical File folder "Biography."
Frank Salvano leased the land from the Majors Ranch to grow artichokes.
More information on Frank Salvano is in the library's Local History Vertical File folder "Biography."
More information on Frank Salvano is in the library's Local History Vertical File folder "Biography."
The Daughters of Charity founded Holy Cross School in 1862 as an orphanage.
Collection of articles: Thomas Cleveland Maddock: First Settler in Big Basin, by Deborah Maddock Elston -- Alice Sinnott Maddock: Pioneer Wife in Big Basin, by Deborah Maddock Elston -- Thomas and Alice Maddock: Their Children, by Deborah Maddock…
