A Green Thumb and a Red-Hot Trigger Finger
by Sarah Nathe, Kelley House Museum volunteer I celebrated National Lighthouse Day on Tuesday by learn more…
Author: Anne Cooper
How Tall to Be “Paul?”
If you spend any time in our redwood forests, particularly the few remaining groves of learn more…
Some Truly “EPIC” Ephemera
We were reminded at the Kelley House this past week that a political campaign without learn more…
One Story in a Town of Many
New characters in the panoply of history come to light at the Kelley House on learn more…
Tidbits of Local Life
by Bette Duke, Kelley House Museum History Researcher Genealogists and history researchers love the discovery learn more…
Traveling in the Past? See Mr. Sutherland!
Somehow, buying gasoline is associated with the summer season. Those of us driving gas-powered vehicles learn more…
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…
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…