Kenneth Campbell, 1962

1971, xx, 150 pp., 9 illus.

Life on Mt. Hamilton, 1899-1913

Florence Wyckoff's three-volume oral history documents her remarkable, lifelong work as a social activist, during which she has become nationally recognized as an advocate of migrant families and children. From the depression years through the 1970s, she pursued grassroots, democratic, community-building efforts in the service of improving public health standards and providing health care, education, and housing for migrant families.

2003, 57 pp.

For the complete text [PDF] of Ray L. Travers: Three Generations of Apple Farming in Watsonville, California (E-Scholarship). Includes complete audio (streaming or download) for the oral history. Note: Due to editing by the narrator, there may be some differences between the audio recording and the transcript. Please quote from the transcript as the record. Audio will be found under "Supporting Material."

Hiroshi Shikuma (standing) and S. Akiyoshi.

Strawberry Growing in the Pajaro Valley

2004, 43 pp.

For the complete text [PDF] of Alvin Richardson: Family Farming: Watsonville, California (E-Scholarship). Includes complete audio (streaming or download) for the oral history. Note: Due to editing by the narrator, there may be some differences between the audio recording and the transcript. Please quote from the transcript as the record. Audio will be found under "Supporting Material."

120 pages

For the complete text [PDF] of Mary Ann Borina Radovich: Croatian Apple Farmer, Watsonville, California, 1918-1977 (E-Scholarship). Includes complete audio (streaming or download) for the oral history. Note: Due to editing by the narrator, there may be some differences between the audio recording and the transcript. Audio will be found under "Supporting Material."

165 pages

For the complete text [PDF] of John Melendy: Santa Cruz County Farm Advisor, 1947-1976 (E-Scholarship). Includes complete audio (streaming or download) for the oral history. Note: Due to editing by the narrator, there may be some differences between the audio recording and the transcript. Please quote from the transcript as the record. Audio will be found under "Supporting Material."

The Thomas Majors Ranch on Highway 1 (5500 Coast Road).

The Majors Family and Santa Cruz County Dairying

1992, 116 pp. 1 illus.

Photo: Helen Hosmer, 1970s (photographer unknown).

Helen Hosmer: A Radical Critic of California Agribusiness in the 1930s

For the complete text [PDF] of Charles Dick: Agricultural Regulation in Santa Cruz, 1930-1967 [E-Scholarship]. Includes complete audio (streaming or download) for the oral history. Note: Due to editing by the narrator, there may be some differences between the audio recording and the transcript. Audio will be found under "Supporting Material."