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The Fall Court of the California Society will be held on Sunday, September 29, 2024,

at the Valley Hunt Club in Pasadena. The speaker will be Steven W. Hackel, Ph.D.

 

The 130th General Court of the California Society will be held on Sunday, January 19, 2025,

at the Valley Hunt Club in Pasadena. The speaker to be announced.

 

Past Speakers

Speakers at Society of Colonial Wars in the State of California

 

June 23, 2024
Valley Hunt Club

Charles Churchill Read
Attorney 
The Dudleys and Bradstreets: Colonial Governors, the First New World Poet, and a Salem Witch Trial judge 
     
January 14, 2024
Valley Hunt Club

Matthew S. Bowdish, M.D.
Allergy, Asthma & Immunology

“Jamestown: Principles of 17th Century Medicine”

 

   
October 1, 2023
Valley Hunt Club

Laszlo Montgomery, Director of Research, Huntington

"The History of the Tea Trade: From the Age of Exploration through the First Decades of the United States"

June 4, 2023
Valley Hunt Club

Susan Juster, Ph.D.
Director of Research, Huntington
"Where's God in the Constitution?" Church and State from the Colonial Era to the Revolution"
January 15, 2023
Valley Hunt Club
Peter C. Mancall, Ph.D
Professor of History USC
"The Second Anglo-Powhatan War & the Colonization of Virginia"
October 15, 2022
Huntington Library
Karin Fielding
Fielding Collection, Huntington
A guided tour of the Fielding Collection by Karin Fielding
June 4, 2022
The Pacific Club
Stewart Davenport, Ph.D.
Professor of History, Pepperdine
"The Beginning of the End for the First Gritish Empire: Colonia Resistance. 1763-1766"
January 23, 2022
Valley Hunt Club
Berte Pfleger, Ph.D
Professor of History, SCU LA
"Stories of German Immigration in the 18th Century"
September 12, 2021
Valley Hunt Club
Stewart Davenport, Ph.D
Professor of History, Pepperdine
"The Americanization of Europe and the Europeanizaton of America: Warfare after 1739"
June 6, 2021
Valley Hunt Club
Olga Tsapina, Ph.D.
Curator at Huntington Library
"Papers of James Mercer, and the Seven Years War"
September 20, 2020
via Zoom
Prof Daniel Livesay
Claremont McKenna College
"Pandemics in Colonial American History"
     
January 26, 2020
Valley Hunt Club
Prof. Katie A. Moore
UCSB
Visiting Scholar,
Huntington Library
“Paper Money in Early America"
September 8, 2019
Valley Hunt Club
Prof. Robert C. Ritchie
Former Director of Research,
Huntington Library
“Leisler’s Rebellion”
June 23, 2019
Valley Hunt Club
Prof. Stewart Davenport
Pepperdine University
“Bacon’s Rebellion”
January 27, 2019
Valley Hunt Club
Prof. Peter C. Mancall
University of Southern California
“The First Battle for New England”
September 16, 2018
Valley Hunt Club
Donald R. Friary
Pres., Colonial Society of Massachusetts
Former Director, Historic Deerfield, Mass.
"Punch Drinking in the 18th Century”
June 3, 2018
Valley Hunt Club
Prof. James Sidbury
Rice University
“Black Soldiers in Colonial and Revolutionary North America”
February 3, 2018
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
Bruce G. Merritt
Governor, SCW-CA
“The Deerfield Massacre of 1704"
September 16, 2017
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
Prof. Birte Pfleger
CSULA
“Warning Out Strangers: New Insights into the 18th Century New England Poverty and Welfare System”
     
May 6, 2017
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
Prof. Michaela Crawford Reaves
California Lutheran College
“Salem: Was it Witchcraft?”
     
February 4, 2017
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
Prof. Carla G. Pestana
UCLA
“Piracy in Colonial America”
     
September 24, 2016
Huntington Library
Prof. Woody Holton
University of South Carolina
“Unknown Origins of the American Revolution”
     
June 18, 2016
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
Prof. Woody Holton
University of South Carolina
“Unknown Origins of the American Revolution”
     
April 30, 2016
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
Prof. Julianna Barr
Duke University

“Mapping Indian Power in European Cartography of the Americas”
     
January 16, 2016
Los Angeles Athletic
Club
Prof. Birte Pfleger
CSULA
"Language Matters: How Relying on Published Translations Can Obscure
Original Meanings”

 

Past Speakers