Welcome to LearnCalifornia.org, the electronic resource for students, teachers and everyone else interested in California history! This easy to use site combines the collections of the California State Archives with the power of the Internet to bring you reliable and entertaining information about the Golden State. Teacher lesson plans are provided and aligned with the California Department of Education's content standards for California public schools. Bookmark us to easily stay up to date on new materials! Get started by clicking one of the buttons below. Saturday, February 4th, 2012 California State Archives, Research Room OPEN Including the Root Cellar Family History Library located at 1020 "O" Street in Sacramento will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For general information, telephone (916) 653-7715, Reference Desk (916) 653-2246 or visit the California State Archives website. January 27, 1827 French Explorer Arrives in California Auguste Bernard Duhaut-Cilly, captain of the French ship Le Heros, arrived in San Francisco on this date in 1827. Duhaut-Cilly recorded his observation of California during a worldwide trading voyage as he traveled up and down the Pacific Coast. He published his commentary in 1834, giving one the first peeks to the outside world on life in California. Keyword Search Browse By Subject Agriculture, CDFA Bibliography and Footnote California Capital Cities, CA Library California Constitution, CSA California Geography California History California Population, DOF California Roster, SOS California Symbols, CA Library Capitol Building History City Histories County Histories Copyright Information Gold Rush Historical Landmarks, CA Parks Hydraulic Mining Mexican-American War MINERVA Archives Online Catalog Oral Histories, CSA Online Exhibits Photograph Collections, CSA Progressive Era Railroads Secretary of State State Archives State Archives Collections State Parks Statehood Brought to you by

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