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Fresno Bee: Fund formed to support residents and grow healthier forests in wake of the Creek Fire
The creation of the Central Sierra Resiliency Fund was announced on Friday to help mountain community residents recover from the Creek Fire as well as grow more fire resistant and
ABC30: Creek Fire: Family starts fund to help rebuild Shaver Lake community
The road to recovery will be a long one for Mountain communities impacted by the Creek Fire.
KSEE24: Shaver Lake Community creates Resiliency Fund to rebuild and reforest Sierra National Park
The Central Sierra Historical Society along with several prominent Shaver Lake families have created a fund aimed at rebuilding the mountain community.
CBS47: Shaver Lake Community creates Resiliency Fund to rebuild and reforest Sierra National Park
The Central Sierra Historical Society along with several prominent Shaver Lake families have created a fund aimed at rebuilding the mountain community.
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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