From the Battlefields of the Civil War to the Homesteads of Nebraska:
The Turbulent Lives of the Durkee Family (1862-1895)

“Camp life was fun at first, but the novelty has already worn out:”
Hiroko Nonoshita’s Reflections on Japanese American Internment in
Manzanar, California (1942-1944)

“All I eat, drink, sleep, and dream about is home and you and love.”
Sidney Goldman’s Post-War Letters from Manila (January 1946)

Mentoring Santa Ana’s Future:
An Interview with Police Officer Alan Bond (1973)

A Career Launched by a Photograph:
Recollections by Cal State Fullerton’s Lincoln Scholar Ronald Rietveld (1997)

“They breathe color!”
Chicana Artist Margaret Garcia (b. 1951) and Her Activism in Los Angeles