Thanks to Rick Murphy who used to live in Seal Beach and did graphics and T-shirt designs for the car show (1999-2003) and for the old, now defunct Historical & Cultural Society, we have added some old newsletters to our collection.
You can view them here:
1999
- April General Meeting recap (Earthquake of 1933)
- Jewel City Gems (Jewel Cafe silverware)
- White Elephant Sale
- Takin’ It to the Streets
- Orange County History Date
- Photo Contest
- Community Meeting Update (mini-reunion of lifeguards)
- Red Car Stamp Unveiling Ceremony
- Articles from the Attic: Good ol’ Days
2000
- Photo Contest winners
- The 1920s roar again
- April White Elephant Sale
- It’s Time to Vote Again
- Get Ready to Roll (Jan Gen Meeting featured speaker)
- We Ned Room to Grow
- Articles from the Attic: Bay Theater Opens
- Hennessey’s Redc Car Fundraiser
- Articles from the Attic: “Movie Day” in SB 1916
- Articles from the Attic: Silk Stocks Needed by Government
- LA Basin: The Way We Were
- Articles from the Attic: Dick dales Makes Bid to Seal Beach
- Seal Beach Oral History Project
- Merchandise for Sale (t-shirts, books, placemats, 8X10 matted photos)
- The DWP Building
- Seal Beach Oral History Project
- On Track (Disney California Adventure Red Car researchers)
- Docents needed
- The Little Blue House is Still Standing
- Articles from the Attic: Red Car Museum Finally on Right Track (LB Independent, 1978)
- Articles from the Attic: Gambling in Seal Beach
- Celebration of Life: Nathan Cohen and Dave Stangeland
- Articles from the Attic: City Hall and 1939
- Many Thanks
- APB: Seal Beach Police Blotters
- PE Railway Time Tables
- Photo contest
- Seal Beach Movie Night
- 1991 SB Surfing Pioneer “Blackie August” passes away
2001
- 2000 photo contest
- Happy Birthday, SBH&CS
- The Next 100 years
- White Elephant Sale
- A Tree Grows in Seal Beach (update on presentation by Jim Caviola)
- Legends of Seal Beach Surfing
- Postcards from the edge
- Seal Beach Then and Now
- Seal Beach’s first Surfer Girl (excerpts from Joan Stegman oral history)
- Any Publicity is Good Publicity
If you have issues of old newsletters from the old Historical Society and are willing to let us copy them, please contact us.