During the Northern California Flood of 1964 a novice explorer is unwittingly set adrift in the turbulent waters of the Klamath River. An experienced Kentucky cave explorer finds himself stuck during the "Cave Wars" of 1925. Both characters gripped the public's attention in their respective eras. Master storyteller Paul Woodland returns these fabled creatures to their rightful place in American folklore.
You are invited to hear the riveting tales of spelunker W. F. Collins and Bahamas the navigator - two historically famous explorers who are once again the talk of the town.
Monthly library programs are always FREE! Arrive early to claim your seat!
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: December 1
Sarah Johnson: Humboldt's First Lighthouse Keeper with Peggy Wheeler
Later Event: March 2
Humboldt Links to the Golden Gate with Ray Hillman