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* '''1966'''  '''Carpinteria Valley Historical Society and Museum''' established at a non-profit.
* '''1966'''  '''Carpinteria Valley Historical Society and Museum''' established at a non-profit.
Various issues of '''The Grapevine''' Newsletter in SCIF archives:


* '''1989''' The Grapevine. May/June.
* '''1989''' The Grapevine. September/October.
* '''1990''' The Grapevine. March/April.
* '''1990''' The Grapevine. July/August.
* '''1991''' The Grapevine. January/February. '''The Incurable Itch. Collecting.'''
* '''1991''' The Grapevine. March/April.
* '''1991''' The Grapevine. May/June.
* '''1991''' The Grapevine. November/December.
* '''1992''' The Grapevine. January/February. '''A Tale of Two Fords'''
* '''1992''' The Grapevine. September/October. '''Sunday School Oak and the Cadwell Family'''
* '''1994''' The Grapevine. January/February.
* '''1995''' The Grapevine. May/June. '''The Bailard Family'''
* '''1995''' The Grapevine. September/October. '''The Franklin Family'''
* '''1996''' The Grapevine. March/April.  '''The Cravens and Dorrance Families'''
* '''1996''' The Grapevine. September/October. '''The Sawyer Family'''
* '''1996''' The Grapevine. November/December. '''Bert McLean'''
* '''1997''' The Grapevine. January/February. '''The Deaderick and Pendergast Families'''
* '''1995''' The Grapevine. September/October. '''The Bauhaus Family'''
* '''1996''' The Grapevine. March/April.  '''The Gillum Family of Summerland'''
* '''1996''' The Grapevine. May/June. '''May Lambert Remembers Old Summerland'''
* '''1999''' The Grapevine. January/February. '''La Carpinteria"'
* '''1999''' The Grapevine. July/August. '''Early Californio Families: the Mexican War; and Americans discover La Carpinteria'''
* '''1999''' The Grapevine. September/October. '''Old Town's Early Settlers'''
* '''1999'' The Grapevine. November/December. '''La Carpinteria. Tales of La Vina Grande; Early Americans; and the Hanging of Francisco Badillo'''
* '''2019'''  The Grapevine. July/August.  '''Valley History. A History of the Theatres of Carpinteria. Part I.''' By S. Jim Campos.
* '''2019'''  The Grapevine. September/October.  '''Valley History. A History of the Theatres of Carpinteria. Part II.''' By S. Jim Campos.
* '''2022''' The Grapevine. September/October.  '''Valley History. Francisco Badillo & the Midnight Riders. Part I.'''  By S. Jim Campos.  Stapled wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives]
* '''2022''' The Grapevine. November/December. '''Valley History. Francisco Badillo & the Midnight Riders. Part II.'''  By S. Jim Campos.  Stapled wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives]
* '''2023''' The Grapevine. January/February. '''Valley History. Francisco Badillo & the Midnight Riders. Part III.'''  By S. Jim Campos. Stapled wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives]
* '''2023''' The Grapevine. March/April. '''Valley History. Francisco Badillo & the Midnight Riders. Part IV. ''' By S. Jim Campos. Stapled wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives]
* '''2023''' The Grapevine. May/June. '''Valley History. Excerpts from the Diaries and Letters of Robert W. Bates. Part I.''' Edited by Stephen Bates. Stapled wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives]
* '''2023''' The Grapevine. July/August. '''Valley History. Excerpts from the Diaries and Letters of Robert W. Bates. Part II.''' Edited by Stephen Bates. Stapled wraps.
:: [original in SCIF archives]


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Revision as of 18:10, 9 February 2024

Carpinteria


  • 1912. Carpinteria Valley News. Chamber of Commerce Annual. Carpinteria, California, June 1912. Stapled wraps. 32 pages.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]


  • 1940-1941 [Carpinteria Union High School] El Rincon. Carpinteria, CA. Carpinteria Union High School Print Shop. Red boards, water-stained.
October 11, 1940-May 23, 1941.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]


  • 1941-1942 [Carpinteria Union High School] El Rincon. Carpinteria, CA. Carpinteria Union High School Print Shop. Blue boards, water-stained. Many signatures.
October 3, 1941-May 29, 1942.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]


  • 1942. Carpinteria. The World's Safest Beach Channel Counties Mason and Eastern Star. Volume 9 Number 6, June 1942. Stapled wraps.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]


1965 CARPINTERIA BECOMES ITS OWN CITY ON SEPTEMBER 28.


  • 1966 Carpinteria Valley Historical Society and Museum established at a non-profit.



  • 2022 The Carpinteria Calendar. Visual Tidal Waves.
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 1969 Growing, Beautiful Carpinteria Valley Golden Coast News, 1969. 8 pages, stapled, oversized.
  • 1969 6:33, October 2, 1969. Golden Coast News
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 1979 [CARPINTERIA] The 1979 shopping guide and indexed map of Montecito and Carpinteria. (Santa Barbara: Arnold Publishing, 1979). Wrappers folded into 15 panels. 6 x3-1/2 inches.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib MDD]


  • 1991. Mulford, Judy. Decorative Marshallese Baskets Los Angeles: Wonder Pubklications, (1991). Wraps. 82 pages.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib MDD]


  • 1996-1997 Carpinteria Magazine. A publication of This Week in Santa Barbara with the Carpinteria Valley Chamber of Commerce. Wraps.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]




  • 2021 Spring. 101 Carpinteria to Santa Barbara. Project update. Stapled wraps.
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 2022 Spring. 101 Carpinteria to Santa Barbara. Project update. Stapled wraps.
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 2022 Fall. 101 Carpinteria to Santa Barbara. Project update. Stapled wraps.
[original in SCIF archives]


  • Campos, Jim et al. Carpinteria Images of America. South Carolina: Arcadia Publishing, (2007). Wraps.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]


  • [CATE SCHOOL]. Cate, Curtis Wolsey. School Days in California The story of Santa Barbara School 1910-1950. The Fifth Decade 1950-1960 by Oliver Curtis Crawford. n.p., n.d. c. 1960. Related letter laid-in.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]


  • [CATE SCHOOL]. Cate, Curtis Wolsey. Lighter and Sadder Sides of School Life A Sequel to School Days in California. Written by their schoolmaster for the boys of Santa Barbara School 1910-1950 Since known as Cate School. n.p., n.d. c. 1963. Catalina is Chapter 10, p. 79-83.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]


  • Karlsson, Robin. Dogs of Carpinteria Volume 4 n.p., n.d. wraps.
[original in SCIF archives]


  • Stockton. Georgia. La Carpinteria Carpinteria: Carpinteria Valley Historical Society, 1960. First edition in d.j.; signed by the author.
[original in SCIF archives; ex-lib. MDD]
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