Emerson Little
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Digging Through the Frank Herbert Archives & Dune Display at CSUF Library
A video interview with Lisa Mix, Director of Special Collections at Cal State Fullerton's Pollak Library, to discuss science fiction author Frank Herbert’s connections to CSUF, and his personal papers and items housed in the Willis McNelly Science Fiction Collection.
To read my full article for the Fullerton Observer newspaper, please visit: fullertonobserver.com/2024/07/03/digging-through-the-frank-herbert-archives-dune-display-at-csuf-library/
For further information about the CSUF Archives and Special Collections, please visit: libraryguides.fullerton.edu/uasc
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Unless otherwise noted, photographs and images used in this video are Courtesy of UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES & SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, CA...
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Hiking Through Hillcrest Park History on Fullerton Heritage Walking Tour with Kay Miller
Просмотров 1324 месяца назад
In celebration of National Preservation Month in May, Fullerton Heritage hosted free historic walking tours of downtown Fullerton and Hillcrest Park. Their tours are typically $5, so I decided to take advantage of the free walks and check out the Hillcrest Park tour led by Fullerton Heritage member Kay Miller. For further information on upcoming guided walking tours, please visit fullertonherit...
Seeing Salvador Dali Artwork at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center: A Gallery Tour with Ben Feldman
Просмотров 2485 месяцев назад
Art collector Benjamin Feldman acquired a Salvador Dali collection and wanted to exhibit the pieces with a non-profit organization. He contacted independent local curator Annabella Pritchard. After a year of authenticating artifacts at various institutions and planning and coordinating with the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, "Salvador Dali: Messages From a Lost Collection," an exhibition of 50 D...
CSUF Student Starts Petition to Save Trees in Uptown Whittier
Просмотров 885 месяцев назад
Eva Rodriguez, a first-year student at Cal State Fullerton majoring in psychology, was stopped by a woman while walking with friends around Uptown Whittier, the City’s historic tree-lined district, which gives the town its unique identity and sense of character. It was late March 2024, and Rodriguez and her friends had just finished participating in a rally. They explained to the woman that the...
Museum of Teaching & Learning Opens Exhibit in Newly Renovated Hunt Library
Просмотров 355 месяцев назад
At the recent reopening of the historic Hunt Library, the Museum of Teaching and Learning (MOTAL) exhibition, "A Class Action: The Grassroots Struggle for School Desegregation in California," caught visitors' attention as they stepped through the library's doors. Open through October 13, 2024, the award-winning traveling exhibition tells the story of the famous civil rights court case, Mendez e...
David "Mr. Bucketlist" Jerome Writes Book on Baseball Spring Training History in Fullerton
Просмотров 576 месяцев назад
Fullerton’s history is intertwined with baseball’s past. As a lifelong Fullerton resident and baseball fan, local author David Jerome decided to combine his passion for the sport and the city’s history into book form, writing about nearly thirty years of Pacific Coast League (PCL) teams who trained on the Amerige Park baseball field in “Spring Training in Fullerton: 1935 - 1963.” I recently had...
Looking Back at Fullerton’s Silent Film Star Sharon Lynn
Просмотров 786 месяцев назад
When I visited the Fullerton Public Library’s website, I read an entry on their “Fullerton’s Female Trailblazers” page about a silent film actress named Sharon Lynn, who was known as La Verne Lindsay when she graduated from Fullerton High School in 1920. In 2016, she was inducted into the FUHS Wall of Fame. But what I found fascinating was that Sharon Lynn would go on to star in the first “perf...
The Women Who Book ALPHA's Annual A Day of Authors
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This year, the Fullerton Chapter of the Assistance League Professional Humanitarian Auxiliary (otherwise known as ALPHA) will be hosting its 31st Annual A Day of Authors (ADOA) event on April 6th, 2024. I recently had a chance to interview Diane Siegfried and Bobbie Cooper, who are Co-Chairs of Philanthropy; Diane is also Author Selection Chair and Bobbie is also in charge of invitations and pr...
Lucy Van Der Hoff Trail Needs Maintenance
Просмотров 618 месяцев назад
After recent rains, I decided to take a hike on one of the shortest trails in the City of Fullerton. Running along the border of Fullerton and La Habra, the Lucy Van Der Hoff trail is approximately 0.88 miles long and branches off from the more popular Juanita Cooke trail into nearby suburbs. It’s maintained by the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department and is listed on the city’s website as...
A Tour of the Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University with Mark Hilbert
Просмотров 7828 месяцев назад
Recently, I had a unique opportunity to tour the spaciously reimagined new home of one of the world’s largest collections of California narrative art with art collector and philanthropist Mark Hilbert. Founded in 2016, the Hilbert Museum of California Art at Chapman University holds the distinction of being the only museum in the world committed to tracing the rich, iconic history of the Golden...
Past Forward Exhibition Examines History of CSUF Visual Arts Complex
Просмотров 1109 месяцев назад
Because a large portion of Cal State Fullerton’s College of the Arts was under construction, Marie-Andrée Chinchilla and Enrique Del Rivero, curatorial assistants at CSUF’s Nicholas & Lee Begovich Gallery, were curious to learn more about the midcentury modern buildings that were being demolished and wanted to pay homage to the architecture itself. Working as part of a team for about six months...
Traversing West Coyote Hills Initial Trails
Просмотров 14511 месяцев назад
New pathways in West Coyote Hills opened up to the public back in May. Maintained by the City of Fullerton Parks & Recreation Department, the Initial Trails in the Robert E. Ward Nature Preserve traverses hundreds of acres of willow scrub, southern cactus scrub, and coastal sage scrub, according to a sign posted at the Euclid Street trailhead. In the newly opened part of the preserve, there’s t...
Ghost Guide Shares Stories About FMC Haunted Walking Tours
Просмотров 9111 месяцев назад
For 22 years, Christina Garner has been a docent (otherwise known as a ghost guide) for the Haunted Fullerton Walking Tours at the Fullerton Museum Center, escorting visitors to some of the most haunted historical locations around town. Recently, I had a chance to interview them about their experiences. To read my full article for the Fullerton Observer Community Newspaper, please visit: fuller...
Original Fullerton College Buildings Recognized as Historic District
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Original Fullerton College Buildings Recognized as Historic District
CSUF Library Exhibit Explores History of Greater Los Angeles Area Through BIPOC Communities
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CSUF Library Exhibit Explores History of Greater Los Angeles Area Through BIPOC Communities
Farewell to the Delightful Décor and Atmosphere of Angelo's & Vinci's
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Farewell to the Delightful Décor and Atmosphere of Angelo's & Vinci's
California Botanic Garden in Claremont Has A Connection to Orange County
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California Botanic Garden in Claremont Has A Connection to Orange County
Brea Plunge & Brea City Hall Park
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Brea Plunge & Brea City Hall Park
CSUF Students Collaborate with Fullerton Arboretum to Create Environmental Art Installations
Просмотров 64Год назад
CSUF Students Collaborate with Fullerton Arboretum to Create Environmental Art Installations
Patrick's Music School Celebrates Over 50 Years of Music
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Patrick's Music School Celebrates Over 50 Years of Music
ALPHA's A Day of Authors Provides Funds for Local Philanthropies
Просмотров 20Год назад
ALPHA's A Day of Authors Provides Funds for Local Philanthropies
Grand Central Art Center is at Home in Santa Ana
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Grand Central Art Center is at Home in Santa Ana
Izaak Walton League Cabin in Hillcrest Park
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Izaak Walton League Cabin in Hillcrest Park
CSUF Library Exhibit Pays Tribute to Paulina June and George Pollak
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CSUF Library Exhibit Pays Tribute to Paulina June and George Pollak
George Key Ranch Historic Park
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George Key Ranch Historic Park

Комментарии

  • @sandrosamano7442
    @sandrosamano7442 21 день назад

    The Diddler is down there 🐒

  • @MsRose00
    @MsRose00 Месяц назад

    He was a klansman as well and meetings were held here.

  • @stevesuv
    @stevesuv 2 месяца назад

    Nobody ever talks about his amp design.

  • @Palmartist
    @Palmartist 2 месяца назад

    If anyone would like a bird in their yard or suggest a spot. Let me know. Glen

  • @punk.rock.hippie
    @punk.rock.hippie 2 месяца назад

    🎉

  • @IENNELEIGH
    @IENNELEIGH 2 месяца назад

    Oh gee... ducks... love them, but when we swam at the La Mirada outdoor lap pool last summer, there was a duck family in th pool with us. The water smelled like fish and I had severe eye infection the next few days from the bacteria in the water. Literally, pus was coming out of my tear ducts. Had to use prescription eye drops. No way I'll swim in a pool with ducks again, ever!!!

  • @el4174
    @el4174 2 месяца назад

    💎

  • @lindaboo3220
    @lindaboo3220 3 месяца назад

    Every time I would drive by that church/preschool I would admire those beautiful sculptures and wonder who made them. Now I know! They are so creative and amazing I would absolutely LOVE to have one in my yard. What a kind, gentle, creative spirit he has ❤

    • @Palmartist
      @Palmartist 2 месяца назад

      Thank you for your kindness.

  • @timnolan1860
    @timnolan1860 3 месяца назад

    Sister played for the saint Louis browns u are not a knowledgeable person

  • @svbarr
    @svbarr 3 месяца назад

    Must be something in the water. I grew up in East Fullerton and the urban legend was that Ray Bradbury owned and lived for awhile in an old Victorian House that was built for an Orange Farmer Tycoon.Then there's Philip K. Dick - another Placentia guy...

  • @elizabethsol504
    @elizabethsol504 3 месяца назад

    Tha k you for sharing thusnrich history. The text ran through a bit to quick, aside from that it was a great video.

  • @donjuan130
    @donjuan130 4 месяца назад

    The seniors students as a joke would make cows walk up the stairs to the top of the building since the path was so narrow the cows weren't able to turn back and had no choice but to fall to there death this happened somtime in 1940s from i was told when i went to the school there. The cows were from the agriculture class down the street, poor cows there spirits still wondering those narrow paths!

  • @John-Zilla-19
    @John-Zilla-19 5 месяцев назад

    I know I'm like 4 years late but i live in that area with the trail and I started going over there since summer of 2023 and since that day I've invited my friends to come with me to that trail and we have been exploring new parts of it everyday so I've genuinely enjoyed my experience with this trail! 😄👍

  • @jesslvrde6027
    @jesslvrde6027 5 месяцев назад

    You could feel the mexicaness ❤❤❤❤ icoove it

  • @archstanton_live
    @archstanton_live 5 месяцев назад

    Most excellent research! By the late 1960s California's state tourist promotional folks had realized the historic value of this symbolic bell and funded placed them along the supposed route of El Camino Real, often depending more on commercial significance than historic accuracy.

  • @oldcaliforniakid
    @oldcaliforniakid 6 месяцев назад

    Love it! Thank you, Mark!

  • @joethaler7921
    @joethaler7921 6 месяцев назад

    I am not a collecter, however, I have cards from 1908 to 1957. The early ones were given to me. My pride and joy are my Topps 1956 cards. Many of them I have had since 1956. A whole bunch I won’t flipping and playing matches. I few I bought. None of them are mint. None are disintegrating either. People were telling me that they are still worth a modest five figures. As I am now in my 70’s I thought I would sell them. I went to several “dealers” who over the phone and with pictures I texted to them, told me that they were eager to view them and pay a fair price. Bullshit. When I brought them to two shops,they insulted me with their offers. One told me that the 56 Topps cards are overrated. He offered 500.00 for 302 cards. I looked him in the eye and told him to due something anatomically impossible, and left. The second dealer complained that business was slow. He offered a thousand dollars. I put the cards back and just walked out. As I was leaving he called out,” I can do 1500.00.” I did not respond. Now I’m a realist. Many of my cards are in good condition, many are fair, none are in poor condition. They would have made a fine profit from the cards. So what I am going to do is leave them to an honest charitable organization. I would rather get nothing for them than be taken for a chump. Sports collectable businesses are for the most part unethical.

  • @solarismoon3046
    @solarismoon3046 7 месяцев назад

    This is poor video making. What's sad is that this is a very historical site and filmed as if it was a day at the post office! Too fast and not a lot of the other things there being filmed in their entirety. That woman narrating the tour sounds almost as if she's afraid to talk. I wish someone else would've filmed this instead. A lot of it is missing better information - too incomplete.

  • @phillip7925
    @phillip7925 7 месяцев назад

    *promosm* 😔

  • @trilobiteification
    @trilobiteification 8 месяцев назад

    I worked happily in Beckman México for 9 years and had marvelous bosses like Margaret Watson, Luis E. Gamas and José Camacho. I appreciate their help and tolerance wherever they are. Lazcano

  • @PHARRAOH
    @PHARRAOH 8 месяцев назад

    I had a girlfriend who lived in that area back in 1981 and she owned a horse. We would ride all those trails all the time. Man, this brings back memories

  • @rebeccarobinson1575
    @rebeccarobinson1575 8 месяцев назад

    She belonged to the Fullerton recreational riders club in the 1960"s or 70"s.

  • @evelynhoogerbrugge5576
    @evelynhoogerbrugge5576 8 месяцев назад

    Great video. The piano needs to be toned down.

  • @coopquitetired
    @coopquitetired 8 месяцев назад

    i loved going here. such a shame it closed

  • @svbarr
    @svbarr 8 месяцев назад

    So much of early California worked so well because the old Spanish/Mexican traditions and nobility blended with a certain "Yankee energy" and this combination was more powerful than the separate cultures. A nice blend, if you will...

  • @CorkyEckelsbriar
    @CorkyEckelsbriar 9 месяцев назад

    This is just GREAT! I am now a docent at this house! I learned a LOT by watching this video! I will put it on the Facebook page so everyone can see it!

  • @carolbolton7917
    @carolbolton7917 9 месяцев назад

    Wonderful and informative video! I have known the person who worked on getting the zone approval for over 20 years and she is a treasure! She is very civic minded and has dedicated many hours to this project and others. Congratulations!

  • @THELORDISALL
    @THELORDISALL 9 месяцев назад

    Angelo's and Vinci s AND THE FOX THEATRE ARE A CORNER STONE LANDMARK OF DOWNTOWN FULLERTON!! WE SHOULD DO EVERYTHING THAT WE POSSIBLY CAN TO PRESERVE THIS HISTORICAL PROPERTY FOR THE FUTURE GENERATIONS TO APPRECIATE AND EXPERIENCE!!! WE NEED TO COME TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY TO SAVE THE VIBE THAT ANGELO'S AND VINCI'S BLESSED US ALL WITH!!! I WAS SO BUMMED OUT TO SEE THAT IT HAS CLOSED!?!? I JUST MOVED BACK FROM INGLEWOOD TO OC AND WAS SHOCKED TO SEE ANGELOS AND VINCI'S CLOSED!!!! THEY SHOULD DEVELOP HIGHRISE RESIDENTIAL BEHIND THE FOX AND ANGELOS AND RESTORE THE THEATER AND RESTAURANT! THOSE TWO BUILDINGS,THE CHAPMAN BANK BUILDING, WILLIAMS COMPANY BUILDING, THE OLD MASONIC LODGE, AND VILLA DEP SOL, AMONG A FEW OTHERS ARE BUILDINGS THAT ARE LANDMARKS AND SHOULD NOT EVER BE REMOVED FROM THE HEART OF THE CITY! ANYWAY I AM GOING OFF TOO MUCH SO I WILL KICK BACK BUT BEFORE I DO I JUST WANTED TO SEND MY LOVE TO YOU FOR THE VIDEO, TO THE PECK FAMILY WHOM I HOLD A SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART FOR AS WELL AS EVERYONE WHO READS THIS! GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND GOD BLESS FULLERTON CA.

  • @mr.d5050
    @mr.d5050 9 месяцев назад

    As a person that grew up in Fullerton and moved away years ago, I look forward to your posts to help keep me connected to the past. Great stuff.

    • @emersonlittle1901
      @emersonlittle1901 9 месяцев назад

      Thank you! I appreciate the kind words, and I'm glad my videos help you reconnect to Fullerton's past.

  • @frank-tk6dr
    @frank-tk6dr 9 месяцев назад

    Just read this in the paper, keep up the good work Emerson

  • @sacredbees8543
    @sacredbees8543 10 месяцев назад

    🎉🎉🎉 beautful🎉 thank you for capturing beauty in the city!

  • @sacredbees8543
    @sacredbees8543 10 месяцев назад

    🎉 beautiful videos!!

  • @RandalF-259
    @RandalF-259 10 месяцев назад

    Just saw hours posted at end. Hope I can take another trip out there.

  • @RandalF-259
    @RandalF-259 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you. Lived in Pico Rivera off and on with relatives. I miss it. I have stopped at park a few times last ten years, but always seem to get there when it is closed. Live in Nebraska now.

  • @gennadi-vlog-hu
    @gennadi-vlog-hu 10 месяцев назад

    It is very interesting to visit your area. Thank you friend for the tour.

  • @LionelTrains50
    @LionelTrains50 11 месяцев назад

    I have an old Union Pacific railroad spike from 1950

  • @BryonPalmer-x5y
    @BryonPalmer-x5y 11 месяцев назад

    Red sox report

  • @svenswwis436
    @svenswwis436 Год назад

    Most annoying piano sound track ever.

  • @aceyorba
    @aceyorba Год назад

    Great place to hike and bike CHSP.

  • @lindaboo3220
    @lindaboo3220 Год назад

    What did she do with all the decor? If there will be an auction I'd love to know. Thanks Emerson.

    • @spectroman71
      @spectroman71 11 месяцев назад

      Auctions were held in mid-November and customers are now in the process of picking up the items they won.

    • @lindaboo3220
      @lindaboo3220 11 месяцев назад

      @@spectroman71 I'm glad I asked this question 3 months ago... apparently he's too busy to reply to the one comment on his RUclips channel ???

  • @tiiiks
    @tiiiks Год назад

    This is fascinating - to learn how meals on wheels operate.

  • @courtneycarter4493
    @courtneycarter4493 Год назад

    Spent a lot of my youth there 👏💗

  • @lindaboo3220
    @lindaboo3220 Год назад

    Thank you Emerson for calling this beautiful place to our attention.

  • @BigDaddysBearCave
    @BigDaddysBearCave Год назад

    So cool! I am a Yorba family member 👍🏽😎

  • @SilverFan21k
    @SilverFan21k Год назад

    Eldo kids used to have mma fights at gilman

  • @PHARRAOH
    @PHARRAOH Год назад

    I remember as a kid riding 25 pound blocks of ice we got from a icehouse next to a liquor store and riding them down the grass hills behind this structure.

  • @PHARRAOH
    @PHARRAOH Год назад

    saw this, while driving out Hacienda Road. Looked it up and think you will be fascinated, and the send link is also local ruclips.net/video/oAk94Q39L78/видео.html ruclips.net/video/ii8KDPMg7Ys/видео.html

  • @PHARRAOH
    @PHARRAOH Год назад

    Lifetimes of memories accumulated and preserved but so few take the time to actually see time through the eyes of those who recorded it. The Childrens museum in Lahabra has or had, (when my daughter was a kid) many items collected from all over the world by a married couple and they donated it all for the children to enjoy. I enjoy all of your videos and tip my hat to you for sharing your journeys with all of us.

  • @ps-lupo9807
    @ps-lupo9807 Год назад

    nice nice video.. i have a question..is possible Pio Pico are height 2 m and 25 cm ?? he is really giant Man ???

  • @ronpanozzo5213
    @ronpanozzo5213 Год назад

    Boy those spaniards really wiped out the native Americans. We should not be celebrating him