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THE STORY OF OUR VALLEY BY A.B. PERKINS
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The Story of Our Valley
The Birth of Newhall (Cont.)
The Story of Our Valley
Introduction
1. Early Inhabitants
2. Rancho San Francisco
3. The Placerita Gold Rush
4. Early Transportation
5. Mining
6. Oil and Newhall
Notes
Rancho San Francisco:
A Study of a California Land Grant (1957) Manuscript: Colonization (~1940s) Mining Camps of the Soledad (1958)
History of Downtown Newhall Part III(a)
History of Pico Canyon Oil Production Part III(b) Also by A.B. Perkins
Picture Story of Hart High School (and District) • May 1952.
Tales of Lang and Soledad (3-23-1961)
The Pico Ghost Camp (January 1962)
Train Station Served Newhall Till 1933 (1-17-1963)
Enemy Confirms Fremont's Trek Through SCV (n.d.)
Pardee House Has Seen Local History (4-28-1965)
Newhall Fourth of July Parade History (7-4-1968)
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