California's Historical Monuments; Compiled from a series of articles in P G and E Progress.

Self Published, 1965.. Hardbound . BINDING/CONDITION: hardbound with thin boards; light rust-colored cloth with darker rust text; some areas of discoloration and small stains to the front board, the thin boards are slightly warped: Good condition.. 10.5 inches tall by 7.75 inches wide . Index. Description: A brief narrative and history of California's historical monuments. Illustrated with small drawings and black and white photographs, and includes a full-page map. Published by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Part of a series. ''Spread in an irregular pattern over the 700 mile length of California are 42 official State Historical Monuments. They vary in size and shape from a tiny adobe house to a castle of unsurpassed grandeur. They memorialize the gentle Father Serra, the fiery Pio Pico, a determined Bidwell, the beloved Will Rogers, the benevolent Sutter and a kindly Vallejo. Two are monuments which recreate centuries of Indian civilization. Two recall the restless wanderings and the brilliant pens of Jack London and Robert Louis Stevenson. Visitors to these historic shrines find Christian missions and a Taoist Joss House, silent ghost towns and the rebuilt Palace of Fine Arts of the Panama Pacific Exposition.''