Folsom Historical Society presents 18th annual Antique Evaluation Day
From 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, antique enthusiasts are invited to bring family treasures and garage sale finds for informal evaluation and identification during the 18th annual Anti ...
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Boxing at Folsom Prison for July 4th"Boxing has always been one of the major events on July 4th. This photo taken in the 1930s shows major contenders for the prison ...
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"A Sept. 8, 1966 newspaper photo and article about the Odd Fellows Hall that stood for over half a century on upper Sutter Street at Scott. It was built in 1908 and was ...
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"A photo of Ensign, the bear, and Gordon Brong. The bear looks to be almost full grown in this photo. Gordon Brong founded the city's "misfit zoo" and is kn ...
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"A photo of Folsom Union High School. This beautiful school was mostly destroyed by a fire on June 22, 1959. The fire destroyed most of the original buildings whic ...
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"A photo of placer gold miners at far right probably prior to 1914. There appears to be a number of men sitting and resting on the bank. Most of these men seem to ...
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"A photocopy of an old lithograph that shows the community of Mormon Island as it appeared during the 1850s when it had a population of about 2,000. According to some re ...
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"A photo of Horatio Putnam Livermore. He was the son of Horatio Gates Livermore who first started acquiring shares of the Natoma Co. In 1856, the two sons Charles E ...
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Rumsey Hardware used to be located at 724-726 Sutter Street in the gas-lit Mall and was the oldest business on the street. The hardware store was purchased by Bill Rumsey in 1913 a ...
View ArticleFolsom family ties; Rumsey Family has long history in Folsom
Richard Rumsey, 69, has lived in Folsom the majority of his life. In fact, Rumsey lives in the house on Mormon Street that his parents had built in 1950. Rumsey's great, great ...
View ArticleFolsom A to Z - American River
Editor’s Note: Folsom A to Z is a new intermittent series in the Telegraph where readers can learn facts and history about Folsom. As each week goes on, the Telegraph will se ...
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"A photo of the Folsom town baseball team probably from between 1908 to 1911. The team was possibly in the County League. George H. Menke is the 5th man from the lef ...
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"A photo of George Stocker's Blacksmith Shop on Sutter Street. The photo was taken in the 1880s and no street numbers had been assigned at that time. The photo ...
View ArticleFolsom A to Z: William Charles Cummings
Editor’s Note: Folsom A to Z is a new intermittent series in the Telegraph where readers can learn facts and history about Folsom. As each week goes on, the Telegraph will se ...
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"A photo of a saw mill in Folsom circa 1897. The canal that was used to float the logs to the mill can be seen in the foreground with the lumber mill in the center backg ...
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"A photo of the locomotive 'Pioneer' that was built in 1849. It was shipped 15,000 miles around Cape Horn to help grade San Francisco's sand dunes in the ear ...
View ArticleFolsom A to Z
Editor’s Note: Folsom A to Z is an intermittent series in the Telegraph where readers can learn facts and history about Folsom. As each week goes on, the Telegraph will selec ...
View ArticleFolsom A to Z: Stan Gisler
Editor’s Note: Folsom A to Z is an intermittent series in the Telegraph where readers can learn facts and history about Folsom. As each week goes on, the Telegraph will selec ...
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"Photo of front and left side of old jail and showing just how flat the roof was. The Folsom town jail was originally erected in the 1870's along Wool Street on the railr ...
View ArticleFolsom A to Z: Historical Society & Museum
Editor’s Note: Folsom A to Z is an intermittent series in the Telegraph where readers can learn facts and history about Folsom. As each week goes on, the Telegraph will selec ...
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