Dancing Like it’s the Fourth of July
In 1914, the town of Mendocino made a decision. The June 6 edition of the learn more…
Author: Anne Cooper
Three Vanished Landmarks
by Bette Duke, Kelley House Museum volunteer Take a look at any panoramic photo of learn more…
A Little History of the Little River Improvement Club and Museum
by Bette Duke, Kelley House Museum volunteer It’s such a small, plain little white building, learn more…
Mendocino: First There Was A Shipwreck…
by Bette Duke, Kelley House Museum volunteer There are many ways that a town can learn more…
“Dear Mr. Zacha,”
Zacha’s Bay Window Gallery, owned by Lucia Zacha, closes today. This marks the end of learn more…
How We Remember
While enjoying a barbecue with friends, it might be of interest to consider that a learn more…
Skeins of History
Think of a cat or kitten playing with a ball of yarn as you read learn more…
“M” is for the Many Kids She Gave Him
by Sarah Nathe, Kelley House Museum Board Secretary What better way to celebrate Mother’s Day learn more…
Who Was Smoking These Pipes?
Native Americans introduced the joys of smoking to Europeans and shortly thereafter pipes and their learn more…
Alecandocs? Babinyas!
By Carolyn Zeitler Boontling is a local nickname for a fabricated language that developed in learn more…