California, Southern -- History, Local
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Edith Hobson Hoffman papers
Collection
Identifier: MVC097
Abstract
Edith Hobson Hoffman (1890-1970) is a member of the Hobson family, early settlers of Ventura County who played a pivotal role in its development. Edith was dedicated to preserving the history of the county throughout her life. These papers contain records detailing the publication of The Letters of José Señán, forty-eight letters incorporated into a book which detail life at the San Buenaventura Mission from 1796 to 1823.
Dates:
1960-1963
Found in:
Museum of Ventura County
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Edith Hobson Hoffman papers
Charles F. Outland papers
Collection
Identifier: MVC018
Abstract
Ventura County historian Charles F. Outland was born in Santa Paula on August 30, 1910. Due to his keen interest in local history, Outland began collecting books and historical materials and later became actively involved in the Ventura County Historical Society. He worked as editor of the Ventura County Historical Society Quarterly, oversaw the society's publications and authored several articles and books. Outland's most well-known book Man-Made Disaster (1963)...
Dates:
circa 1861-1990
Found in:
Museum of Ventura County
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Charles F. Outland papers