Who is Alfred Eichler? The story of Eichler is one worth listening to. A story of a Deaf architect during the 1930s whose art and designs not only brought to life our Golden State, but who persevered during a time where Deafness was seen as a disability. He helped...
The third installment of our virtual event series Dear California is now open for registration. We will be joined by author and journalist, Julia Siler, who will be discussing her recent Bulletin article “Discoveries in the Library’s Archives: Louis J....
by Kathleen Correia and Staff of the California History Section “I wanted to thank the CA State Library for being part of the Archives Crawl again. That is one of my favorite community activities in Sacramento. Your collection is outstanding.” – email from a patron....
Next week’s Night at the State Library features Gary Kurutz, CSL’s Curator of Special Collections, and the Foundations Executive Director. He will regale attendees with tales of California’s pivotal admission to the Union 165 years ago, including...
