Here are some great links to our related organizations, such as the San Bernardino Public Library and the City of San Bernardino...
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The City of San Bernardino's comprehensive index of historical content available. It is a great starting point.
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"Library News" is a periodic newsletter on a wide variety of topics written by Richard D. Thompson. Richard is a local historian and is the librarian for the SBHPS. For recent editions, use the link at right at the top of this page.
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A great look at the stories and images of our local pioneers from the San Bernardino Public Library.
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City residents were invited to bring family albums and personal photo collections to the Shades of San Bernardino Photo Day, June 19, 1999. This project was designed to help preserve the histories of the city's diverse communities.
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City Budget cuts caused an interruption in service for some historical websites. This link was used successfully after the switch.
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December, 1897
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January, 1897
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Bull and Bear fights also mentioned
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Just a tip of the iceberg
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Edson D. Hale’s book, The County of San Bernardino, California, and its Principal City: A Descriptive and Historical Sketch, published in San Bernardino by the Board of Trade, 1888
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Roster of W. R. Cornman Post No. 57, G. A. R. 1886
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Great links to many regional and national resources
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Did you know that Edith Head was born in San Bernardino? Also, many movies have been filmed in the area.
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When Spanish explorers came, they saw a land inhabited by Yuhaaviatam or People of the Pines among other clans of the Serrano. In 1891, the Act for Relief for Mission Indians was passed. The band is named for tribal leader Santos Manuel.
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California Room suggested links
