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4TH QUARTER NEWSLETTER OCT 2022
Coming Events
Board of Directors
Meetings
Held on the second Thursday,
every other month at 5:00 p.m.
161 Nevada City Hwy., Nevada City.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Speaker Night
Meetings
Join us for these
entertaining and informative,
free programs
on the third Thursday of the month
(except December)
at 7:00 p.m.
Ryosa Hall
Sierra Presbyterian Church
175 Ridge Rd.
Nevada City
Please call (530) 320-5116 to affirm
that the Speaker Night presentation is
proceeding as scheduled.
Thursday, November 17th
Tim O’Brien
Great Steam Up &
Engine #5 July 2022
Address Change?
Please be sure to notify us
of any changes to your
mailing or email address.
VOLUME 41 ISSUE 4
THE NEVADA COUNTY
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*i . = Celebrating & Preserving
. ll il . . the History of Nevada County.
T= Quarterly Newsletter
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Greetings Society Members,
My message in this edition will be purposely brief so that you can
get onto the more entertaining and informative articles within.
In addition to our regular museum and library director reports,
we have two special newsworthy submitted articles, reporting on
Society related events.
First, you will find a report penned by local author and new
Society member Rose Murphy, wherein she shares of her recent
tour experience with You Bet and Old Red Dog Mining District
historian Jerry Brady. I asked Rose if she would accompany Jerry
Brady and then share thoughts of the tour, as well as taking her
camera alone so we too could visually experience just a bit of the
Brady guided tour. See page 6 for her article.
Next, our very own Society treasurer David Bard chaired this
year’s Citizen of the Year Nomination Committee and he too
reports on the success of their efforts in recognizing the exemplary
efforts of Gage McKinney, Tanis Thorn, Chris Ward, and Mark
Selverston. At our annual Awards & Volunteer Appreciation
barbecue held at Condon Park, Grass Valley on September 25,
each was bestowed an award befitting of their notable service
in preserving the history of Nevada County. Photographs of the
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