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an old black and white photo of power lines in the distance with cars driving down the road

“Let’s go for a nice, long Sunday drive down to Long Beach,” they said. “We’ll get out of the city and take in some of that fresh sea air,” they said. “It’ll be fun!” they said. They lied. (Long Be…

the road tripping to california's 21 missions is one of many great things

Interested in visiting the 21 California missions? Check out this guide that shows you how to visit them all in 7 days and what to expect while at each one. It is a fantastic road trip along El Camino Real.

the front cover of mentor texts california history, with pictures of children's books

Mentor texts are a great teaching tool for social studies classrooms in California! The picture books listed in this post can help upper elementary students better understand California history lessons, increasing their knowledge of California's interesting past! #4thgradecaliforniasocialstudies #4thgradesocialstudies #4thgradecaliforniahistory #4thgrademissions #4thgradetranscontinentalrailroad #4thgradeponyexpress

an old map of the state of california with major cities and roads in black ink

SCVHistory.com | Early California | Antonio & Ygnacio Del Valle's Roles in Privatizing Mission San Fernando (from Engelhardt).

there is a sign that says northern california history museum, free summer of exploration

Northern California foothills are dotted with tiny California history museums, many telling the story of Gold Country settlers. What a beautiful surprise it was to stumble upon the Placer County Heritage Trail and free museums to visit all summer long from Roseville to Tahoe! #destinations #californiahistory #californiamuseums #placercounty #placer #visitcalifornia #visitplacercounty #historymuseums #freemuseums #northerncalifornia

the history of california info sheet

1533: Spanish ships reach the tip of Baja California. 1535: Hernán Cortez reaches Baja California. 1539: Francisco de Ulloa confirms that Baja California is a peninsula. 1542: Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo arrives in San Diego Bay. He later sails as far as the Oregon coast. 1579: Francis Drake lands near San Francisco. 1602: Sebastián Vizcaíno sails

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