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Arcata History: Our ’Cata Was Originally Their Kori And Oket’oh
These articles will provide a foundation upon which residents can understand and appreciate the historical development of our city. The first article is about the Wiyot Indians who lived in the area long before the coming of the Euro-Americans. »
Matina Kilkenny: Palmquist’s Humboldt History Archive – His To Sell And Ours To Lose – March 21, 2012
Perhaps, had we been offered the opportunity, the combined efforts of the Humboldt Area Foundation, Morris Graves, HSU, the Clarke, the Historical Society and other historical and cultural organizations, along with interested individuals from Humboldt County and elsewhere around the state, could have pulled together the creation of a new space and the funding... »
How The Arcata Union’s Photo Archives Wound Up In Connecticut – March 21, 2012
Had Palmquist asked the Historical Society board whether they would have taken the Union photos, "I cannot know what we would have done." Kilkenny said. "He did not ask the board. He announced to the board his intentions after the contract was signed." »
HSU Teams With Yale To Digitize Local Historian’s Photos – March 21, 2012
Hundreds of historic photographs collected by the late Humboldt State University photographer Peter Palmquist (’65, Art) will be available online for students, researchers and historians later this year, thanks to a partnership between the HSU Library and Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. »
Sorelle Fluke: On Being Grounded To Your Roots – January 10, 2012
A rewarding way to help your historical society is to simply volunteer. We are all in this community together, but many of us do not know how we even got here, or why we gathered in the first place. »
The Terrible Demise Of Young George Blank – September 3, 2011
From the Arcata Union: Aug. 19, 1911 Fatal Accident Tuesday morning at six minutes past 10 o’clock, George Blank, a young man who had been employed at the Cooperage plant in Arcata in different capacities for nearly five years, met with a shocking accident by being caught in a belt running on the main... »
Stillman Receiving California Preservation Foundation Legislator of the Year Award – May 13, 2011
“Through your efforts and influence, you have been a major force for preservation in the Eureka-Arcata Area,” the Foundation wrote to Stillman. »
The Life And Death Of Historic Alliance Store – July 13, 2010
Since it burned partly down on Sept. 29, 2008, the Alliance Store building has sat vacant and unreconstructed, to the dismay of the City and some citizens. »
A Few Questions For Ingrid Hart – July 8, 2010
At that time, it was my intention to please people. Now after a lot of therapy and personal work, I realize that everyone is entitled to their opinion. It really doesn’t have anything to do with me at all. The poster was simply a catalyst for expression of both the right and left wing... »
Arkley House Sold – January 20, 2010
Little furniture came with the house, but Coriell did discover some GOP political memorabilia left behind – a Nixon for President hat and a Bush/Quayle campaign sign. »
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