The public is invited to hear author/historian Doris I. Walker speak about “The Romantic History of Dana Point” on Aug. 23, 7 pm, at the Dana Point Library, at PCH and Niguel Rd. Her presentation is sponsored by the Dana Point Friends of the Library. Doris organized two current exhibits in the library about namesake Richard Henry Dana and his books. These displays are sponsored by the Dana Point Historical Society, of which Walker was co-founder in 1987 (two years before the city.)
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Nobody knows Dana Point history like Doris, so I definitely recommend attending this free event if you have an interest in the subject. She will also be selling and signing books that evening.
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This year marks the 175th anniversary of Dana’s two short visits here. This anniversary will also be celebrated at this year's Tall Ships Festival, Sept. 10-12 in Dana Point Harbor.
What became of the Fountain Valley post?
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ReplyDeleteThe post from last week, with the picture of the church.
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I went back into the history of my Mac, and found one of the two photos Doug and I are talking about. It's tagged "Last Callens bean threshing, Fountain Valley 1985 FVHS.jpeg". It's a color shot of a bean harvester on a small plot of land in a residential area. A woman is standing next to the field taking a picture.
ReplyDeleteAnd don't tell me "what posts?" Jedi. These ARE the droids we want.
ps: I can even email you the copy if you like. The photo of the school was not on my system because I didn't open it.
I'm not being evasive. Just forgetful. Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteI went back into Blogger and discovered that the post had somehow moved into "Edit" mode. I swear I didn't do this myself, which is a little confusing.
Thank you CoxPilot.
ReplyDeleteYes these are the droids we are looking for....
Any hope of a GG Japanese Lang. school post.....?
I know this is your blog. Sorry.
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ReplyDeleteWould you mind sharing where you found that fantastic "Hollywoodland/Dana Point" picture that runs with this post? It's fantastic.
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