A Vaquero Who Taught Max Schott About Horses and Life
The portrait of a hero in a novel about memory and adolescence.
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The Queen’s Kings
The legendary shapers of Santa Barbara are alive and well.
Finding Fiesta Partners UC Santa Barbara with Local Teachers for New Perspectives on a Century-Old Celebration
An innovative partnership has provided public school teachers access to troves of Fiesta history to develop lesson plans that encourage their young students to reexamine and interpret the annual celebration through fresh eyes.
Santa Barbara’s Black History in Brief
The “Santa Barbara African American and Black Historic Context Statement” provides an extensive thumbnail sketch of Santa Barbara over the centuries.
History and Hospitality at The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern
The chic Los Olivos resort melds vintage charm with modern luxury.
Santa Barbara Genealogical Society’s Earthquake Exhibit Centers People
The “Stories and Lives Remembered” exhibit introduces us to earthquake survivors and
victims.
Santa Barbara Earthquake Survivor Stories
Historian Betsy J. Green’s lecture series focuses on firsthand accounts of June 29, 1925.
Santa Barbara’s Old Earthquake Yields New Discoveries
Insights emerge as the city celebrates 100-year anniversary of 1925 temblor with an event series.
Touring the 1925 Santa Barbara Earthquake Aftermath
A look at what remained, and who was gone, when the shaking stopped.
In the House of His Childhood
An oral history interview with John Hollister Wheelwright (1934-2025).
