Ours is a region known for its folklore about the mysterious nomad Big Foot, but that is just a small part of the storytelling landscape of the Redwood Coast. Paul Woodland will share tales as tall as the redwoods, with as many twists and turns as the Eel River, and a real life adventure so outrageous it sounds implausible. You will hear about the mystifying disappearance of a prominent Humboldt County lake, the incredible voyage of Captain Courageous, and the last train ride from Luffenholtz, plus many more memorable tales. Woodland, born with a gift for gab, is described in the press as a "clever and captivating storyteller," "verbal artist," and "joyous public personality!"
HCHS Events: Library Lecture Series
All lectures will be available in person and online
unless otherwise announced.
See the link in the individual lecture announcement.
Library Lecture Programs sponsored and organized by the Humboldt County Historical Society in partnership with the Clarke Historical Museum. They are hosted at the Museum (240 E Street, Eureka) on the first Saturday of every month (July, August, and February excluded). The programs are always FREE but capacity is limited - come early to reserve a seat!
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Earlier Event: May 5
"A Photographic History of the Creamery District" by Fran Beatty
Later Event: September 8
Sex, Drunks, and Alleged Insanity: Interpreting Historic Criminal Records with Morgan Harvey