Read more about Building the California Delta: A Story of Chinese Immigration and Agriculture
Building the California Delta: A Story of Chinese Immigration and Agriculture Join us as we explore the most complete example of a rural Chinese agricultural community in the United States! In this program, we will explore the Locke Boarding House Museum to discuss... Read MoreRead more about Building the California Delta: A Story of Chinese Immigration and Agriculture
Read more about Hi Up House: Resilience in the Canyon
Hi Up House: Resilience in the Canyon This program uses the story of the McCollough family and the Hi-Up House, built in Wildwood Canyon during the Great Depression, to explore universal themes. Through a historical lens, students investigate resilience,... Read MoreRead more about Hi Up House: Resilience in the Canyon
Read more about Water: California’s Most Precious Resource
Water: California’s Most Precious Resource Come along as we explore how agriculture in California’s Central Valley demand for water led to the creation of one of the world's largest water infrastructure projects to quench the industries thirst. In this program... Read MoreRead more about Water: California’s Most Precious Resource
Read more about From Coal to Clay
From Coal to Clay Join us for a trip back in time to over 125 years ago to the first coal mines in California and the long lost Brick Factory at Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area. In this program we will learn all about the daily life of coal miners and factory... Read MoreRead more about From Coal to Clay
Read more about Ethnic Studies Lesson: The Life and Legacy of Pío Pico, The Last Governor of Mexican California
