Volume 1

Number One February 1997- Ron Baker

• John W. North and His Water Troubles – Tom Patterson

• Health Seekers – Joan Hall

• Letter from California, 1895 – Will Cunnison

• Will Cunnison: A Life Lived in the Garden Township” – Ron Baker

Volume 2

Number Two February 1998 – William Swafford

•  El Doctor – Christian Cicchetti

•  Letter from Southern California, 1874

•  The Southern California Fair – Robert J. Fitch

Volume 3

Number Three – February 1999 – William Swafford

• Making Riverside Word: The Benefits of the WPA – Terry Baggs

• Law Enforcement, Politics, and Prohibition – Alan Curl

• Prohibition in a Dry Town – Joyce C. Vickery

• Edmund Carrol Jaeger – Examining the Early Career of one of Southern California’s

• Premier Naturalists – James Bryant & Vince Moses

Volume 4

Number Four – February 2000 – William Swafford

• Rancho Boundaries – Tom Patterson

• Benedict Castle: Riverside’s “Castle in Spain” – R. Bruce Harley

• Changing Homes, Changing Lives: Transitions in the Delineation of Domestic Interior Space – Mary Bagne

• Riverside’s Architectural Heritage – Daniel Tossounion

• Golf and the Fallon Dynasty – Sarah Healton

Volume 5

Number Five – February 2001 – William Swafford

• Sumi Harada – Tom Patterson

• A Chinese American Perspective on Mrs. Bettner’s Letter – Deborah Wong

• Our China Boys of Long Ago – Mrs. Robert Bettner

• Fairmount Park Episode – Sue Strickland

• Evans Letters – S.C. Evans

• Relocation Evacuation – Mabel Zink

Volume 6

Number Six – February 2002 – William Swafford

• Rediscovering Riverside’ Father: A Short Life of Dr. James Porter Greves – Ronald Baker

• History of Riverside – Dr. James Porter Greves

• San Timoteo and its Chapel, 1845-1945 – R. Bruce Harley

• African Americans in Riverside – Sue Strickland

• Death Valley Scotty Offers All That Glitters – Joan H. Hall

Volume 7

Number Seven – February 2003 – William Swafford

• Riverside’s Historical Societies Centennial – Joan Hall

• Reprint of 1908 Newspaper Story, “New Society of Historians”

• An Early Riverside Suburb at La Placita – R. Bruce Harley

• Victoria Club Centennial – 2003 – Joan Hall

• Tragedy at Mockingbird Lake – John A. Adams

Volume 8

Number Eight – February 2004 – William Swafford

• Two Catholic High Schools in Riverside: St. Francis De Sales & Notre Dame – R. Bruce Harley

• Mary Elizabeth Darling – Isabelle Nelson

• A Glimpse into the History of California Baptist University, Part One –

• Michelle Healy & Lori Henson-Angulo

Volume 9

Number Nine – February 2005 – William Swafford

• A Glimpse into the History of California Baptist University, Part Two – Michelle Healy & Lori Henson-Angulo

• The Romance of the Rain Cross – Maurice Hodgen

• The Octopus in the Orange Groves – Steve Lech

Volume 10

Vol 10 - 2006 Number Ten – February 2006 - William Swafford

• Local DAR Chapter Celebrates Centennial – Joann Bevan

• The City Busy the Mission Inn: A Personal Reminiscence – Robert Bowers

• Sherman Institute: The Pride of Riverside – William Medina

• Evergreen Cemetery – Justice John G. Gabbert

Volume 11

Number Eleven – February 2007 – William Swafford

• Tom – Joan Hall

• Aspects of Riverside’s Suburban Heritage – Casey Tibbet

• Little Gom-Benn: Historic Archaeology from a Museum Perspective – Laura Bellow

• The Washington Navel Orange – A.D. Shamel

Volume 12

Number Twelve – February 2008 – Steve Lech

• In Memoriam – Robert J. Fitch – Laura Klure

• Remembering Riverside – Margaret Griffin

• Riverside – Susie Champney Clark

• The Beginning of a Landmark – Maurice Hodgen

• Riverside’s Bicentennial Grove – Steve Lech

Volume 13

Number Thirteen – February 2009 – Steve Lech

• Anecdotes on Frank Miller and the Mount Rubidoux Easter Pilgrimages – Glenn Wenzel

• A Brief History of Five-Points – Bill Bell and Casey Tibbet

• The Judge and Mrs. Freeman – Kathleen Dever

Volume 14

Number Fourteen – February 2010 – Steve Lech

• Clinton Marr, FAIA – Award-Winning Architect and Riverside Native – Casey Tibbet

• Walter C. Banks – A Prominent Riverside Businessman and Park Commission President

• Erin Gettis, Rudy Hardman and the Development of the Hardman Center Area – Kim

• Jarrell Johnson, Ike Logan – The Bell Ringer of Mt. Rubidoux – Glenn Wenzel

Volume 15

Number Fifteen – February 2011 – Steve Lech

• Benedict Castle Revisited – Joan Hall and Laura Klure

• What Might Have Been – Glenn Wenzel

• Ebay Purchase Brings Old Letters Back to Riverside – Kim Jarrell Johnson

• Description of Riverside (1892) – Charles Dudley Warner

• Casa Blanca’s Evans Street – Bill Wilkman

Volume 16

Number Sixteen – February 2012 – Glenn Wenzel & Laura Klure

• The Right to Bare Libel – Mel Opotowsky

• Riverside’s Mine Okubo – Mary Curtin

• Stewarts Boathouse at Fairmount Park – Patricia Stewart

• Reading the Sites: The Japanese-American Community in Riverside – Erin Gettis et al

• Parks Family – Early Jurupa Pioneers – Kim Jarrell Johnson

• Upton Sinclair in Riverside: Charting a Research Cul-di-Sac – Andrew Howe

Volume 17

Number Seventeen – February 2013 – Glenn Wenzel

• The British Invade Riverside, 1943 – Sara Goodwins

• Fire, Wind, and the Sells-Floto Circus – Aaron and Allison Maggs

• US/TOGETHER: A History of Nosotros Fire Arts Workshop – Judith Auth

• Little Sam 1848-1939 – Joan Hall