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Name | Subject(s) | |||
Ralph Anthony | Early Black History in Bakersfield | |||
Dick Apsley | Early Migration in Kern County | |||
Mrs. Ray Armijo | Kern County During World War II | |||
Mary Ashe | History in Panama, Kern County | |||
Pete Baclig, P Maturin, & L. Uribe | Teamster’s Union in Kern County | |||
Henry Bock | Railroads in Bakersfield | |||
Estell Campbell | Pioneer Memory Days: The Telephone Company | |||
Frank Claudino | Early Life in Bakersfield | |||
Charles S. Curran | Bakersfield Sandstone Brick Co. | |||
Charles H. Dodge | Life on the Miller and Lux Ranch and Kern County Law Enforcement | |||
Mary Holman-Dodge | Bakersfield Police Department, First Female Police Officer | |||
Minnie Hallum | Life in Arvin during the Great Depression | |||
Juanita Burton Hinmen | Early Education in Kern County | |||
Cara Holt | Dust Bowl, Migrants, Field Workers and Laborers | |||
Henry C. Mack | Kern County Indians, 1952-71 | |||
Chris Poulogianis | Early Life in Bakersfield | |||
Isabell Powers | Life in Onyx | |||
Vincente Silva | United Farm Workers of Kern County | |||
Jess Stockton | Early Education in Kern County | |||
Clifford Wagy | Bakersfield history from a ranching perspective | |||
Martin Zaninovich | Growers of Kern County |