Be a Part of Our New Book!
A new in-depth history book focused on Arbuckle and College City history is in the works and YOU can be part of it!
Currently, our team is seeking to book interviews, accept family histories, photographs, memorabilia, and information pertaining to any building, business, site, family, stories, or people in the Arbuckle and College City area!
Current Projects
In 2022, we sought out to begin writing a new history book following the 1978 book "Arbuckle and College City" by Helen D. Young! After obtaining all rights to this publication, we coordinated a re-print project to help fund our endeavor. Re-prints are still available below for purchase and you can also follow updates for the new sequel as well. Be sure to check back in to see what new and exciting things are taking place!
Arbuckle and College City (1978)
by Helen D. Young
This historical non-fiction book dives into personal accounts of many of the residents in the Arbuckle/College City area. Written by Helen Dell Hansen Young, retired teacher from Pierce Joint Union High School.
Arbuckle and College City: 50 Years Later
by Elijah Rodriguez (2023)
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Make a Contribution
We are booking interviews with individuals of the Arbuckle and College City areas who would like to share anything about themselves or the two towns we call home,
Contribute to our Historical Documentation
We are currently searching for individuals who would interested in meeting for an interview, showing us some of their historical memorabilia, or have photographs of the Arbuckle/College City area.
About the Project Coordinator
Elijah Rodriguez is our Project Coordinator. After wanting to create a sequel to the 1978 book, Arbuckle and College City written by retired Pierce Joint Union High School teacher Helen D. Young, he reached out and was provided the copyright to reproduce the original book including all photos and materials within it's pages. Now he is working on public outreach into his community to piece together Arbuckle and College City's histories where Helen Young left off.
Elijah is the President of the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee and the Director/Curator of the Sacramento Valley Museum. He encourages everyone to become involved in their communities and the unique histories they provided no matter where in the world you may be.
We Are Grateful for any Material You May Provide
We are currently seeking any information you may have related to the Arbuckle/College City area! Please contact us if you would like to book an interview, have a physical object that we would be able to photograph and document into our collection, or would like to know more information about us and what we are doing.
Contact us
If you are interested in contributing to our new book, please send us a message with your contact information and we will get back to you as soon as we can! We will accept anything related to the Arbuckle/College City area and the people involved.