WSJH Journal Index #2
Index by Geographical Location of Articles
This is a secondary index. If the item can be located in the “Person” Index, it will not be on the “Location” Index.
General Location; Article Title; Author; Volume/Issue*
* Example: 21/4 = Vol. 21, No. 4
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Northern California – General
At the Southern End of the Mother Lode; Norton B. Stern; 8/2, 48/3&4
The Beginnings: Diamond Jubilee Anniversary of the Consecration of the First Synagogue Building in the West, Temple B’nai Israel, Sacramento, California, 1852–1927; Harold F. Reinhart; 39/4
The Blue Laws Debate: A Sacramento Shopkeeper’s Story; Joseph B. Marks and Lisa J. Sanders; 25/3
California Forty-Niner with an Unlikely Name; 21/3
California’s Gold Country: Jewish-Named Towns Live On; Rosaline Levenson; 26/4
Call of the Gold Rush; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Camp Saratoga Councilors-in-Training, 1964: Photograph; Linda Shuster Mazur; 45/2
A Case of Manslaughter at Humbug, California in 1857; 16/1
Charity at the Gateway to the Mother Lode; Reva Clar; 18/3
Chico Jewish Pioneers: Adaptation to Small Town Life in Northern California; Rosaline Levenson; 17/3
Chico’s Jewish Community in the Twentieth Century, Part I; Rosaline Levenson; 20/3
Chico’s Jewish Community in the Twentieth Century, Part II; Rosaline Levenson; 20/4
Congregation Beth Israel: The Fresno Congregation, Fresno, California; Norton B. Stern; 41/4
A Conversion at Santa Cruz, California, 1877; edited by George J. Fogelson; 11/2
Crime and Punishment at Eureka, 1853; Norton B. Stern; 20/4
Death and Burial of a Gold Rush Pioneer in 1859; 14/2
Early Nevada City Jewry: A Picture Story; 16/2
Early Newspaper Reports of Jewish Pioneers in the California Gold Country (Newspaper Clippings 1851–1900); 47/3&4
The Early Reform Movement in Sacramento; Brett Wyatt; 50/1
The Early Sacramento Jewish Community; Marlene S. Gaines; 3/2, 48/3&4
The Faith of California’s Jewish Prisoners, 1922; (A Folsom Inmate); 14/3
The First Jewish Organization, the First Jewish Cemetery and the First Known Jewish Burial in the Far West; Norton B. Stern and William M. Kramer; 11/4
From a Polish Town to Gold Rush California; Moses Brumi; 17/1
A Gentile Reproves an Anti-Semite: Fresno, 1893; 9/4
A Gold Rush Community in 1873; J. Goldner; 9/3
Gold Rush Jewish Merchants in Shasta County, California; Muriel Weissberg; 2o/4
Golden Jews in the Golden State; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
The Good Luck Era: The Placer Mining Days in California in the 1850s; Charles Peters; 33/3
An Historical Outline of the Jews of Sacramento in the Nineteenth Century; Bernard M. Kaplan; 23/3
History of the Jews in California and the Far West as Reflected in the Weekly Gleaner, 1857–1861; Gustav Buchdahl; 42/1
Jewish Acculturation in California’s San Joaquin Valley: A Memoir; Reva Clar; 19/1
Jewish Appearances are Costly!, 1880; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Jewish Businessmen of Fresno, Tulare and Kern Counties, California, 1891; 34/4
The Jewish Cemetery of Grass Valley, California; Pauline Janicot; 20/4
Jewish Cemetery of Nevada City, California; Michael Janicot; 21/1
Jewish Chicken Farmers in Petaluma, California, 1904–1975; Phillip Naftaly; 23/3
Jewish Community of San Jose, California, Part I; Stephen D. Kinsey; 7/1, 48/3&4
Jewish Community of San Jose, California, Part II; Stephen D. Kinsey; 7/2, 48/3&4
Jewish Community of San Jose, California, Part III; Stephen D. Kinsey; 7/3, 48/3&4
Jewish Egg Farmers in Petaluma’s Past; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
The Jewish Families of Petaluma, California; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Jewish Involvement in the Early Development of Visalia, California, 1851–1953; Rona Kremer; 36/1
Jewish Participation in California Gold Rush Era Freemasonry; Joseph Friedman; 16/4
Jewish Photographer of the Modoc Indian War; Peter E. Palmquist; 22/4
Jewish Pioneers: Nevada City, California; Norton B. Stern; 41/4
Jews, Honor, and James H. Hardy; Robert J. Chandler; 23/4
Jews in the Gold Rush: Thirty-Seven Years of Jewish Shopkeepers and Postmasters in Butte County, California; Rosaline Levenson; 25/3
The Jews of Santa Cruz: The First Eighty Years, 1854–1934; George J. Fogelson; 14/2
Lament for Hebrew, 1880s; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Letters from Folsom, 1874; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Majority of the California Supreme Court; Stanley Mosk; 8/3
Marysville’s Pistol-Packin’ Jewish Mama; Bernard Kaufman; 50/1
Message from Fiddletown, 1856; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
The News from Woodland and Oroville, California in 1879; 11/2
The Nickelsburg Firm of Colusa and Woodland, California in 1880; 17/4
Northern California’s Historic Synagogues: A Photo Essay; Shor M. Masori and Donald H. Harrison; 50/1
Oldest Jewish Cemetery in the West: Stockton, California; Mrs. David “Bea” Schwartz; 1/2
The Orangevale and Porterville, California Jewish Farm Colonies; Norton B. Stern; 10/2
Oroville’s Jewish Cemetery: Enduring Legacy of the Gold Rush; Rosaline Levenson; 23/1
Petaluma Jewry, Continued; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Pioneer Jews of Contra Costa; William Tornheim; 16/1
Pioneer Jews of Mariposa County: At the Southern End of the Mother Lode; Norton B. Stern; 48/3&4
Pioneer Merchants of Tulare County, California; Annie R. Mitchell; 2/3, 48/3&4
Placerville: A Gold Rush Community in El Dorado County, the Later Years, 1873; J. Goldner; 4/3&4
Rebirth of Jewish Cemetery Celebrated; Pat Murkland; 30/2
Reporting on the Marysville Hebrew Benevolent Society in 1860; 10/3
Sacramento Confirmation, 1897; 15/4
The Sacramento Curse; Alan H. Simon; 42/1
A Sacramento Glimpse in 1867; 18/2
Shasta, California: The Jewish Imprint on a Ghost Town, 1983; Herb Brin; 30/4
The Silk Man of San Jose: An Episode in California Economic Development; Norton B. Stern and William M. Kramer; 21/2
The Sinai-Wooster Diary; Ernest S. Wooster; edited by Reva Clar; 11/1
Southern End of the Mother Lode; Norton B. Stern; 8/3
A Stereotype Emerges; Robert J. Chandler; 21/4
Trouble from a Charitable Gift at Rough and Ready, California, 1856; Norton B. Stern; 17/3
A Ukiah Murder in 1879; Norton B. Stern; 18/3
Vindication, Protest and Appeal, 1861; A.L. Blumenthal; 42/1
The Visalia, California Jewish Cemetery; Annie R. Mitchell; 15/3
Where Jewish Pioneer Merchants Thrived in the California Gold Fields; Victoria Fisch; 43/1
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