Blog and Articles
View from the Lake, Monday November 3rd, 2014
Shaver Lake, one of many beautiful mornings, some snow still resting on her shores! We are all so excited for the first snow of the season, all 7.5 inches.
The Story of Sinker Lumber by Jeff Young
The first sawmill came to the Pine Ridge area in the early 1850s, and by the 1880s several other sawmills were being operated around the local area. Around 1890
Historical Look of Marriage and Family Life for the Mono Indians
Marriage and Family Parents arranged marriages for their children that were often within the clan, but marriage between relatives was prohibited. After the couple was married, the man
“Shorty” Lovelace; a Sierra Voice Presentation by Jeff Young
Saturday, September 13th, 2014, the museums media room hosted one of their Sierra Voice Presentations. Presenter, Jeff Young, a Shaver Lake native and Central Sierra Historical Society Board Member, educated
A Museum Without Walls – A Documentary Video
The Central Sierra Historical Society’s Museum is the bridge to understanding the Central Sierra and our stewardship of it. It is a museum that connects people and mountains, resources and
Sierra Voices 2014
The Central Sierra Historical Society & Museum is excited to invite you to the 5th season of its Sierra Voices Program at the Museum of the Central Sierra (42642 Tollhouse