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Truckee - Donner Historical Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 893, Truckee, CA. 96160 (530) 582-0893 |
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*** For a good overview of Truckee's history every home needs a copy of*** Truckee Illustrated History
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Below are books you can purchase from the Truckee - Donner Historical Society. Make purchases by using your credit card, PayPal account, or by check
credit card or PayPal account NEW ITEMS FOR SALE *** TRUCKEE TRIVIA ***
LONGBOARDS TO OLYMPICS |
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Sawdust Trails In The Truckee Basin |
Across The Plains In The Donner Party IN VERY LIMITED SUPPLY . . .
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There are so many things return to top |
Fire & Ice return to top |
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Give Me A Mountain Meadow
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Truckee IT'S BACK . . . return to top
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Patty Reed's Doll return to top |
Sierra Stories return to top |
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Sierra Stories return to top |
History Of The Donner Party SHORT SUPPLY. . .Discontinuing return to top |
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Winter of Entrapment return to top |
To Donner Pass from the Pacific OUT OF PRINT . . . return to top |
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To Truckee's Trail return to top |
Ordeal By Hunger return to top |
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Western Train Adventures: The Good, the Bad & the Ugly |
Showdown at Truckee WE CURRENTLY ONLY HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY return to top |
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The Fateful Journey of Tamsen Donner return to top |
The Donner Party: Weathering the Storm return to top
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Driven Out: The Forgotten War Against Chinese Americans return to top |
A Donner Party Story: Daughters of Destiny | |||
The Donner Party: Fateful Journey |
The Truckee Trivia Game is packaged in silver tins. Each tin is loaded with interesting questions and fun facts about the people, events and history of Truckee. To read more online about the game click here |
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Longboards to Olympics
Longboards to Olympics is the only book that tells the fascinating story of how winter sports took Northern California by storm and captured the imagination of a nation. From the early exploits of skiing mailman Snowshoe Thompson, through the 1930s, a breakout decade for Skisport when thousands attended ski jumps in Berkeley and San Francisco. These well-illustrated stories conclude with the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley, the seminal event that launched Lake Tahoe into the international spotlight for world-class winter sports.
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