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1915 California Parlor No 1 Native Sons of The Golden West San Francisco Booklet

$ 13.2

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  • Item Type: Booklet
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  • Organization: Native Sons of The Golden West San Francisco
  • Condition: Very good condition - please see write-up for full details
  • Year: 1915

    Description

    1915 California Parlor No. 1 Native Sons of The Golden West San Francisco By-Laws Roster Booklet
    Original vintage booklet
    Published by Pernau Publishing Co., 753 Market St, San Francisco
    The organization was Instituted July 11, 1875
    Nice photo of the organization’s building in the front
    Information includes:
    By-Laws
    Parlor Roster (showing the date of admission to organization)
    In Memoriam
    Past Presidents
    Grand Parlor Sessions – dates and places
    San Francisco Parlors (many locations other than the No. 1
    Index
    Ellis A. Blackman Recording Secretary
    ~
    B.F. Hanlon Financial Secretary
    The
    Native Sons of the Golden West
    is a
    fraternal service organization
    founded in 1875, dedicated to historic preservation, documentation of historic structures and places in the state, the placement of historic plaques and other charitable functions within California.
    In 1890 they placed the first historical marker in the state to honor the discovery of gold which gave rise to the state nickname "Golden State" and "Golden West."
    Organized locally into "Parlors," the group is perhaps best known for the large number of commemorative markers it has placed throughout the state.
    The Native Sons of the Golden West was founded by
    General
    A. M. Winn
    , a Virginian, as a lasting monument to the men and women of the
    Gold Rush
    Days.
    General Winn lived in California during the Gold Rush and was impressed with the spirit and perseverance of the "
    Forty-Niners
    " . . . a
    lasting style of monument to mark and perpetuate the discovery of gold.
    Former U.S. President
    Richard M. Nixon
    and former Chief Justice of the United States
    Earl Warren
    were both past presidents of the NSGW.
    3 ½” x 6” with 51 pgs plus Index 3 pgs
    Condition:
    Very good condition ~ complete and tightly bound
    ~
    staple bound and one of the staples has rusted but does not bleed into the inside pages except in a very minor way
    ~
    light colored covers show some handling
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