Rocklin History Series
Rocklin History Series
The Vision of The Rocklin Historical Society is to create a sense of place where history engages, educates, entertains and inspires.
The Rocklin History Series is provided courtesy of Gary Day and Jean Day.
- A Rocklin Murder Tragedy
- A Haven for Hoboes Riding the Rails
- A Place to Hide After the Chinese Exclusion Act
- A Pyramid for a Tomb – Whitney’s Resting Place
- A Town Built on Granite
- A Twenty Minute Tour of Rocklin’s History
- Ansel Adams Photographs Rocklin
- Barudoni Building in 1908
- Clover Valley
- Delano’s Quarry
- Finn Hall
- Holmes – Renaldi Shootout, 1914
- Huff’s Spring
- Introduction to Rocklin History Series
- Major Professional Golf in Rocklin
- Memories of Rocklin
- Nisenan, Rocklin’s Earliest Culture
- Oskari’s Journey
- Porter’s Saloon Token Brings $325
- Rocklin and the Magical Seventeen – the 49ers and Spring Training
- Rocklin goes to the Races
- Rocklin Hose Company Number One
- Rocklin in the 19th century
- Rocklin, a Legacy of Fine Golf Courses
- Rocklin’s City Hall
- Rocklin’s Irish
- Rocklin Quarries in 1904
- Rocklin’s Roundhouse, 1867 – 1908
- Run Rocklin
- Saint Mary’s through the Years
- The Crowd in the Pyramid
- The Placer Citrus Colony
- The Vineyard (Added April 2006)
- Whence the Altar Stone – Old St. Mary’s
- Where are the Twelve Bridges
- Where did Rocklin come from
- Whitney Ranch Part One
- Whitney Ranch Part Two
- Whitney Ranch Part Three
- Who was Parker Whitney