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California History

Music in California: A Special Virtual Issue

 

Call for Papers: Public History Topics in California History

California History is seeking articles for its Public History column. The journal is interested in a broad range of topics and perspectives pertaining to historical engagement with the broader public in California, including, but not limited to:
 
  • Digital humanities
  • Public history-minded programming
  • Reviews of exhibitions
  • Oral history projects
  • Film and media
  • Historical preservation
Articles should not exceed 1000 words. Click here to submit.

Featured Articles

  • The Making of Cosmopolitan California: An Analysis of Immigration, 1848-1870
    Doris Marion Wright
  • The California French Filibusters in Sonora
    Helen Broughall Metcalf
  • Building the Railroad down the San Joaquin in 1871: From the Reminiscences of Clarence M. Wooster
    Clarence M. Wooster
  • Saint Louis and Poker Flat in the Fifties and Sixties
    Henry Cohn, Fritz Ludwig Cohn
  • The Los Angeles & San Pedro: First Railroad South of the Tehachapis
    Franklyn Hoyt

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    Beyond the Mother LodeSynthetic Cyanide and the Chemicalization of California Gold Mining (1885–1905)
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    “Mit Deutschem Gruss”On the History of Hindenburg Park in La Crescenta and the German-American League of Los Angeles
    Bernhard Rohrbacher
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    Georgia Ann Hill RobinsonThe LAPD's First African American Policewoman
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    Review: Heading Out: A History of American Camping, by Terence Young
    Laura Alice Watt
    Spring 2018, Vol. 95 No. 1, (pp. 62-64) DOI: 10.1525/ch.2018.95.1.62
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    Review: The Modoc War: A Story of Genocide at the Dawn of America's Gilded Age, by Robert Aquinas McNally
    Natale A. Zappia
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California History: 95 (1)

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ISSN: 0162-2897
eISSN: 2327-1485
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Under the stewardship of the California Historical Society for nearly one hundred years, California History is the premier journal of historical writing on California. Beginning in 2014, this tradition continued under the auspices of University of California Press and the editorial direction of Josh Sides, Whitsett Chair of California History and Director of the Center for Southern California Studies at California State University, Northridge. Showcasing exceptional scholarship, engaging writing, and innovative research, California History is essential reading for students and scholars of the history of California and the West, as well as California residents curious to understand the imprint of the state’s rich past. 

 

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