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Postal Sides of the Two Cards

The postage sides of the two unemployed army postcards.

Two Newly Discovered Historic Postcards

Two views of the "unemployed army" in Davis on March 18, 1914.

Davisville 1868, new exhibit at the Hattie Weber Museum of Davis and on this Site

Over the twelve months of 2008, The Hattie Weber Museum of Davis is hosting a four part exhibit titled "Davisville 1868: Twelve Months in Davis' Gestation." The first part is on the months of January through April of 1868 as these relate to the founding of Davis and the exhibit is at the museum these same months of 2008.

Blood Drive Volunteer List

Blood Drive Volunteer List

Blood Drives (January 13 & January 14)

Blood Drives (January 13 & January 14)

Members' Completed Hours for Fall 2008

A list of completed hours is posted for Fall 2008. For a copy of the Excel, see "Related Content" at the bottom of the page.

Photo Opportunity

Eve West Bessier delights in abundance of nature, vulnerable to development, in her backyard.

It's The Heat

Eve West Bessier’s song/poem describes the heat of a summer day in Davis. (Memories of a Davis summer to the melody of "Aguas de Marco" by Antonio Carlos Jobim)

Romance Develops at Davis Pickers and Singers

Wendy Silk tells of swine songs that precipitated a romance.

The Pumpkin Patch

Yoojin delights in all aspects of the Pumpkin Patch.

Memories of a Red Tomato Town

John Eisele remembers the sights and smells of red tomatoes that were once common in Davis.

Move to Davis – Into A Haunted House

John Eisele relates the weird happenings after moving into an older Davis house.

How I arrived in Davis

Jobyna Kingsbury-Gankin came to teach in Davis but there was no place to live.

Folk Music Jam Sessions In the UC Davis Arboretum

Elaine Fingerett tells how folk jam sessions at the Arboretum got started.

Before St. Martin’s

Vera Fontaine relates a humorous story of what happened when she played the organ at Episcopal Church service when it met in the Varsity Theater.