Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Category: History Stories

From the Files of the Lassen Historical Society: Labor Trouble at Red River Lumber Part One

by Susan Couso It was a company town, run by the company, and owned by the company. The head of the company made all of...

From the Files of the Lassen Historical Society: William Weatherlow

by Susan Couso For many years after the town of Susanville was founded, Weatherlow Street was the eastern limit of the small settlement. One would...

From the Files of the Lassen Historical Society: The Trail Through Susanville

by Susan Couso Thousands of emigrants passed along the Nobles Trail into what was to become Lassen County. As they turned south onto the route...

From the Files of the Lassen Historical Society: Industrial Workers of the World

by Susan Couso The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW or ‘Wobblies’) was formed in 1905 to promote better working conditions for workers who had...

From the Files of the Lassen Historical Society: Mary Barr

by Susan Couso By the 1920’s American women had been a part of tremendous change - the right to vote, transformations in fashion, new advances...

From the Files of the Lassen Historical Society: Albert Halen

by Susan Couso Sometimes people spend only a few years in Lassen County before moving on to somewhere with more hope, more promise or more...