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HS Publications

Essays, Papers, and Poetry (And Other Special Items)

Virtual Tours

Hey Look at That!

Further Reading

Related Links

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Hearst Castle  Men Standing  Stenner Creek

Welcome to Heritage Shared.org, the web site all about the history of the San Luis Obispo County and the Central Coast of California.

Our members are local residents from all walks of life. We share a fascination with Central Coast histories and cultures, particularly as they relate to each other and connect our region to the wider world.

Heritage Shared fosters inclusive, participatory community histories, especially through historical research and interpretation, publications, history education, exhibits and public programs, and historic preservation. The organization also encourages cooperative ventures among Central Coast cultural organizations, believing that the past belongs to all of us and grows richer in the sharing.

HeritageShared.org strives to help keep news about Central Coast history timely and easily accessible. It serves as a newsletter, calendar of upcoming historically related events, medium for virtual tours of notable historic sites and structures, and as an open archive of historical resources for the convenience of the broader community.

You might want to begin your visit to Heritage Shared by reading Dick Miller's quick trip through time - History in the SLO Lane: An Overview of California’s Central Coast.

Please read: Interest in "Interpretation by Design" Workshop

Heritage Shared is a chartered, 501(c) 3 non-profit organization
dedicated to inclusive, participatory community history.

Site Tree
Heritage Shared
--Board Members

Past Events
--Agricultural History
--Chinese San Luis Obispo
--Heritage Home Tour
--San Simeon Point

HS Publications
--Historical Resources
--Road Scholars
Perspectives, 2006, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999
--Pedaling the Past
Essays, Papers, & Poetry
--Anvils: An Appreciation
--Aunt Susan Meets the Rampant Suffragist of Crown Hill; Or, How Outside Agitators and Uppity Locals Conspired to Win SLO Women the Vote in 1896
--Between Granite Rock and a Hard Place
--Excavations at the Dana Jabonería
--A Family Affair: Mothers, Daughters, and Prostitution in Early San Luis Obispo
--Historic Preservation and California State Parks
--An Historical and Geographical Overview of the Pacific Coast Highway
--The Murder of Gon Ying Luis (Mrs. Ah Luis)
--Phoebe Apperson Hearst and the California Redwood Park
--Poems of Carrizo Plains
--Postcards from the Past
--The Salinas River Parker Truss Bridge
-- San Simeon Creek Pioneers in Their Own Voices
--Southland Mountain Cycle - Chaparral
--The Spooners of Montana de Oro Considered as Objects of Natural History
--Studies in Central Coast History - Road Scholars
--Thornton State Park Beach - Haiku
Virtual Tours
--Historic By-Ways
--Living On The Land

Hey! Look at That!
--A Brief History of the Morro Bay Power Plant
--Going Postal
--Random Images Photo Gallery
--San Luis Obispo's Neon Lights
--Signs Seen Around SLO County

--Upcoming Events
--Further Reading
--Related Links
--Help Support Heritage Shared