How a crooked survey created the border between Oregon and California | Bartell's Backroads
In 1848, a rugged survey set California’s northern border—crooked and hard to find, yet still standing today, a testament to sheer grit and old-school guesswork.
Explore the history of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky in Peter Bronson’s new book
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Peter Bronson, the author of regional bestsellers about Cincinnati has published a new book about the ...
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LAND OF EXTREMES: Valley of Discovery: Geology in the Imperial Valley
The Imperial Valley has been recognized as one of the most unique places for geological study. It may not seem like much to ...
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University of Arkansas at Little Rock makes digital map detailing city’s history
A new online tool from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock makes it easy to view how the capital city has evolved over ...
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Who were the Comstocks and what role did they have in Riverside County history?
Occasionally as I am doing historical research something catches my eye and I want to know more. Such was the case when I was researching the history of the Pedley School in Jurupa Valley in the old ...
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‘Bygone Churches of Calloway County, 1820-2024’
It may surprise you to know that in the 1840s, an effort was made by the Mormons to establish a church in Calloway County.