Remembering Old Valley Days with Howard Sahm, Los Olivos Dairy Farmer
The longtime farmer shared an oral history of life in the valley with students.
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A Little Infirmary on the Prairie: Santa Barbara’s First Medical Facility
S.B.’s early history as a wellness destination spurred the need for inpatient care.
Goleta History or Myth? If the Shrapnel in These Walls Could Talk
Are the remnants of a 1942 Japanese submarine attack lodged in the Timbers restaurant?
It Makes a Circle
An interview with Cresensio Lopez, a descendant of the Chumash people.
Juneteenth History in Santa Barbara
Medallions at Franceschi House recognized important figures in the struggle for independence.
Ancient Viking Relics Come to Solvang
Unique Viking ship exhibit debuts at The Copenhagen House in Solvang, displaying ancient relics from another era.
A Memorial Day Salute to a Father Who Loved the Sky
A World War II story of a young soldier’s amazing escape from an infamous POW camp.
Following the Crops
Dunn Middle School students learn about the remarkable resilience of Raynaldo Phillip Valdez of Santa Maria, a k a “Grandpa Ray.”
Bring Peace and Love to Santa Barbara
Share your Woodstock stories with the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts this May.
The Echoes of the Civil War in Santa Barbara
Exploring the historical legacy of Sister Mary Rose Brady.