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Timelines |
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Signs of Our Times Timeline: This timeline was created as part of the Studio for Southern California History's exhibit and shows change over time by looking at the built environment, names of places and streets, as well as other factors in creating the public landscape. |
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Playing Place Timeline: Highlighting local heroes and lesser known individuals who shaped Southern California sport. In addition to exploring concepts of competition and performance, this timeline investigates those who excelled despite gender or racial and ethnic barriers and those who created the support system for Southern California's athletes. |
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LA Women: A Record of Experience Timeline: Uses a global, national, state, local and personal in exploring women's history. This timeline includes twenty women who challenged the status quo through action and advocacy including Toypurina, Caroline Severance, Biddie Mason, Charlotta Amanda Bass, Dorothy Healey, Aimee Semple McPherson, Aurora Castillo and many more. |
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A Brief History of Watts Timeline: Created for the inspirational Watts Gang Task Force and part of the 2009 - 2010 exhibit "Law & Disorder." Currently, the timeline is scheduled to be on display at the Watts Gang Taskforce's headquarters at the corner of Compton and Avalon in the Citibank center. |
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A Legacy of Care: the Western Conservancy of Nursing History Timeline: Explore how individuals shaped medicine and public health through nursing in Southern California from 1810 - 2010. This timeline includes those who acted as modern day nurses before the term had developed. This timeline is scheduled for installation at Azusa Pacific University's School of Nursing in 2010. |
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