The Association for Northern California Historical Research is a non-profit group working to support historical research in Northern California. Our mission is to increase the understanding and appreciation of Northeastern California History through encouraging and promoting programs of historical research and publication, and encouraging the preservation of and access to historical public, business, and private records, oral history, video, film, and photographs.
ANCHR's Featured Publications
ANCHR is pleased to announce three new publications for 2013.
Tales From Ishi Country by Gene Serr is our most recent publication..
Gene’s book as well as our most recent publications: In Search of Captain Warner and The Oroville-Quincy Ridge Route will be available at discount for renewing members. Go to our Publications page for more details about each book »
More information about recent news and a change in our annual dues is available on our Annual Meeting Invitation Letter (pdf)
(click here to view ANCHR's Newly Revised Books and Publication List)
1. Edward Stuhl's California Poppy and Book Image: reprinted with permission
of Meriam Library Special Collections
Department at CSU, Chico, CA. All rights
reserved.
ANCHR is pleased to announce
three new publications for 2013.
Click on the links below for an Introduction to each book.
Tales of Ishi Country, by Gene Serr »
In Search of Captain Warner, by Pat Barry. Revised by Philip D. Warner and ANCHR editors »
John Bidwell: The Adventurous Life of a California Pioneer by
Nancy Leek »
ANCHR's Book and Publication List with Order Form 2013 (pdf)
