Wednesday, September 07, 2005

CPRR articles of incorporation and original survey signed by Stanford and Judah

"California’s Original State Constitution to be on Display" © American Chronicle, Education Desk, Beverly Hills, CA, September 7, 2005. (News Article)

" ... a special collection of documents related to Governor Leland Stanford will be exhibited on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, September 9-11 [2005] on the first floor of the California Museum for History, Women and the Arts, 1020 O Street. This exhibition, drawn from the holdings of the California State Archives, will feature the articles of incorporation of the Central Pacific Railroad, of which Stanford was first president, the original survey of the Central Pacific over the Sierra Nevada, signed by Stanford and engineer Theodore Judah, and Governor Stanford’s daily journals. ... " [More]

[Courtesy Google Alerts.]

3 Comments:

Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

From: "Chris Graves" caliron@cwnet.com

There is a lot going on in Sacto this weekend. The CSRRM will be open for free, showing its newest exhibits. The Stanford Mansion, totally redone to its original excellence (due to Muybridge photographs) will be open, also free. On the Garden Roof of the parking garage will be numerous exhibits from all over the State.
—gjg

9/08/2005 9:43 AM  
Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

From: lmullaly@jeffnet.org
Re: Stanford Journals

The announcement [above] refers to Governor Stanford's daily journals. Would anyone know where these are housed and the time frame they cover?

—Larry

9/10/2005 8:17 PM  
Blogger CPRR Discussion Group said...

The above documents all appear to be part of the California State Archives, a part of the Secretary of State's department. The California Museum for History, Women and the Arts is a part of the State Archives. All of this is in Sacramento. The announcement relates to the "Eureka" event this weekend, in large part celebrating the opening of the Leland Stanford House here in Sacramento - that now operated by State Parks. The Railroad Museum also has opened some major new exhibits – and admission is free for the weekend.

Kyle K. Wyatt
Curator of History & Technology
California State Railroad Museum
111 "I" Street
Sacramento, CA 95814

My work address is: kwyatt@parks.ca.gov
My personal address is: kylewyatt@aol.com

9/10/2005 8:28 PM  

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