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Del Tahquitz Hotel and Parking Lot, Palm Springs, late 1930s
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Books about Riverside County's History (Note - this is meant to be a list of currently available books. For a somewhat exhaustive list of books regarding Riverside County's history, please see the Bibliography page) Arcadia Publications (The following Arcadia Publications are widely available at the usual outlets. However, I strongly encourage purchasing them at the local museums/bookshops)
Arlington by Georgia Sercl Banning by Kenneth Holtzclaw Beaumont by Kenneth Holtzclaw and Mayor Jeff Fox Blythe and the Palo Verde Valley by the Palo Verde Historical Museum and Society Canyon Lake by Elinor Martin Cherry Valley by Kenneth Holtzclaw and Tom Chong Corona by Mary Wynn Corona (Vintage Postcards) by Mary Wynn Jurupa by Kim Jarrell Johnson The Harris Company by Aimmee L. Rodriguez, Richard A. Hanks, Robin S. Hanks Hemet by the Hemet Area Museum Association Indio by Patricia Laflin Inland Empire by John Howard Weeks Lake Elsinore by Edythe J. Greene, Elizabeth Hepler, Mary Louise Rowden Lake Matthews and Gavilan Hills by Kathleen Dever and Judy Whitson Menifee Valley by Elinor Martin and Betty Bouris Moreno Valley by Kenneth Holtzclaw and the Moreno Valley Historical Society Murrieta by Marvin Curran, Loretta Barnett, and Rebecca Farnbach Murrieta Hot Springs by Rebecca Farnbach, Loretta Barnett, Marvin Curran, Tony Guenther Native Americans of Riverside County by Clifford Trafzer and Jeffrey Smith Norco by Marge Bitetti The Norconian Resort by Kevin Bash and Brigitte Jouxtel Palm Springs in Vintage Postcards by Judy Artunian and Mike Oldham Resorts of Riverside County by Steve Lech Riverside 1870-1940 by Steve Lech Riverside in Vintage Postcards by Steve Lech Riverside's Camp Anza and Arlanza by Frank Teurlay Riverside’s Mission Inn by Steve Lech and Kim Jarrell Johnson Rubidoux by Kim Jarrell Johnson San Gorgonio Pass by Kenneth Holtzclaw San Jacinto by Kenneth Holtzclaw, Jack Warneke, and the San Jacinto Valley Museum Association San Timoteo Canyon by Kenneth Holtzclaw and Peggy Christian Temecula by Rebecca Farnbach and Loretta Barnett
Other Publications (The following are generally available at local museums/bookshops. If you have questions, please contact me) Along the Old Roads - A History of the Portion of Southern California that became Riverside County, 1772-1893 by Steve Lech
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Valerie Jean's Date Shop, c. late 1940s
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