Browse Local History Topics
- » Architecture
- » Arts
- » Community Services
- » Crime & Public Safety
- » Cultural Diversity
- » Disasters & Calamities
- » Executive Order 9066 and the Residents of Santa Cruz County
- » Films
- » Government
- » In the 19th Century
- » In the 20th Century
- » Libraries & Schools
- » Making a Living
- » People
- » Places
- » Recreation & Sports
- » Religion & Spirituality
- » Spanish Period & Earlier
- » Tourism
- » Transportation
- » Unusual & Curious
- » Weather & Pop. Stats.
- » World War II
Santa Cruz County History - Articles
Browsing Local History Articles tagged "Bonny Doon"
[The following information is taken from a manuscript titled, "The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon," pp. A-4-1, A-4-3. [Read more]
Notes on the History of Williams Mill and Williams Landing in Bonny Doon, California, by
Paul Tutwiler
[Read more]
Notes on the History of Williams Mill and Williams Landing in Bonny Doon, California, by
Paul Tutwiler
[Read more]
Notes on the History of Williams Mill and Williams Landing in Bonny Doon, California , by
Paul Tutwiler
[Read more]
Notes on the History of Williams Mill and Williams Landing in Bonny Doon, California, by
Paul Tutwiler
[Read more]
Notes on the History of Williams Mill and Williams Landing in Bonny Doon, California, by
Paul Tutwiler
[Read more]
The Roads of Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
A road network usually evolved as a means of opening up an area to residential, agricultural, and industrial development, and ... [Read more]
A Walk Through Time: John Burns, by
Janet Krassow and Randy Krassow
[Read more]
The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
Two known limekiln sites in the area have been referred to as "the Bonny Doon kilns." One (the subject of ... [Read more]
The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
Thomas Bull (sometimes shown as Bohl) bought 450 acres in 1865 and began producing lime in 1866. The following year ... [Read more]
The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
The purpose of this informal group is to study, understand, and teach the history of the lime industry in the ... [Read more]
The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
The Laguna limekilns are two, open top, side-by-side, top loading pot kilns that were built into the hillside such that ... [Read more]
The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
Some brick pieces can be found in the remaining lining of both kilns, and in the rubble around the kilns. ... [Read more]
The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
On the east side of Laguna Creek, downstream of Ice Cream Grade, are two side-by-side hillside pot kilns. Their floor ... [Read more]
The Laguna Limekilns: Bonny Doon, by
Robert W. Piwarzyk
[Read more]
Well into his ninth decade, George Lyle Winterhalder still has a sparkle in his eyes and a bit of the ... [Read more]
Search Local History Articles
Explore Santa Cruz County History!
In 1991, Laurie C. Van De Werfhorst, along with other students in Field Methods in Archaeology Class of De Anza College, particpated in a dig in the Santa's Village area in Scotts Valley. Below are a few of the photographs that Ms Van De Werfhorst took of the artifacts, along ..." [More]
Excerpted from Some of the Stone Tools Found at the Scotts Valley Site by Laurie C. Van De Werfhorst
