Publications
Current : Winter 2011
- Women’s Work: The Daughters of Charity Orphans’ Fairs and
the Formation of the Los Angeles Community, 1858–1880
By Kristine Ashton Gunnell - The Chinese and the “Redlands Plan”: Ethnic Cleansing, the
Rule of Law, Economic Self-Interest, and Financial Restraint
By Michael Several - Julius Boyd Loving: The First African American Deputy on
the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
By John J. Stanley - The Historian’s Eye: What does a Historian see in a picture from the past?
The quarterly magazine published by the Historical Society of Southern California has a long and distinguished history. Beginning in 1884, one year after the the Society was founded, HSSC began to issue An Annual Publication. In 1935 a quarterly journal was launched. As a respected historical resource, the Southern California Quarterly continues its commitment to scholarship, public awareness and appreciation of local history in a lively and colorful new format. Members of the Historical Society of Southern California receive the Quarterly as one of the benefits of membership.
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