Woven Legacy: A Collection of Dat-so-la-lee Works, 1900-1921

Our exhibit catalog provides a history of the life of Dat-so-la-lee and her patronage with the Cohn Family.  The catalog is full of historical photographs, as well as a detailed sampling of baskets from the collection.

Soft Cover.
$10.00.

$10.00

Saga of Lake Tahoe: Volume 1

This edition covers a variety of places around the Lake, make sure your area of interest is covered in your volume of choice.

Table of Contents: Squaw Valley, Truckee River Canyon, Deer Park Springs, Tahoe City, Tahoe Tavern, Tahoe Park, Tahoe Pines, Homewood, Rubicon Springs, Chambers’ Lodge, Moana Villa, Tahoma, May-Ah-Mee Lodge, Sugar Pine Point, Meeks Bay, Rubicon Park and Bay, Rubicon Point, Emerald Bay, Cascade Lake, Fallen Leaf Lake, Glen Alpine Springs, Tallac, Cascade House, Camp Richardson, Echo Lake, Lake Valley, Meyers, Sierra House, Al Tahoe, Bijou, Lakeside, Edgewood, Hobart, Marla Bay, Zephyr Cove, Cave Rock, Logan House, Shakespeare Rock, Glenbrook, Spooner Station and Summit Camp, Marlette Lake, Incline, Crystal Bay, Brockway Hotel & Hot Springs, King’s Beach, Tahoe Vista, Agate Bay, Carnelian Bay, Dollar’s Point, Lake Forest, The Great Bonanza Road to Washoe, Way Stations on the Bonanza Road to Washoe, Early Marine History of Lake Tahoe, Marine Activity: the Gay ‘90’s into the Atomic 1950’s, Fishing Fact and Fancy, Facts of Lake Tahoe.

519 pp, Hard Cover.

$59.00

Saga of Lake Tahoe Volume II

This edition covers a variety of places around the Lake, make sure your area of interest is covered in your volume of choice.
Table of Contents: Lake Valley, Meyers, Sierra House, Al Tahoe, Bijou, Lakeside, South Stateline, Edgewood, Hobart, Round Mound, Marla Bay, Zephyr Cove, Cave Rock, James Canyon, Logan Shoals, Shakespeare Rock, Glenbrook, Spooner Station to Summit Camp, Marlette Lake, Skunk Harbor, Secret Harbor, Sand Harbor, Incline, Crystal Bay, North Stateline, Brockway, King’s Beach, Tahoe Vista, Agate Bay, Martis Valley, Carnelian Bay, Dollar Point, Lake Forest, Bear Trap, Tahoe City, Squaw Valley, Deer Park Springs, Truckee River Canyon, Lake Tahoe Outlet, Tahoe Tavern, Tahoe Park and Sunnyside, Idlewild, Tahoe Pines, Homewood, Rubicon Springs, Chambers Lodge, Moana Villa, Tahoma, May Ah Mee Lodge, Sugar Pine Point, Meeks Bay, Rubicon Park and Bay, Rubicon Point, Emerald Bay, Cascade Lake, Fallen Leaf Lake, Glen Alpine Springs, Angora Lakes, Tallac, Camp Richardson, Echo Lakes, Turnpikes to Tahoe: Placerville-Lake Tahoe Road(Highway 50), Luther Pass, Sheridan & Genoa, Wally(s) Hot Springs, Kingsbury Grade & Daggett Pass, Clear Creek Grade, Carson City, King’s Canyon Road, Martis Valley Road, Auburn-Donner Summit-Truckee-Reno Road(Highway 40).

528pp, Hard Cover.

$59.00

In the Meadow (Don't Feed Our Bears) by Krissi Russell

In her first read and sing-along book Krissi harmonizes a true to life tale of living in the mountains and close to nature alongside wild animals. Her story is beautifully illustrated by Lois Olsen.


32 pages, Soft Cover; sing-along CD included

$14.95

32 pages, Soft Cover; sing-along CD included

$14.95

Pine Needle Basketry by Judy Mofield Mallow

Create picturesque pine needle baskets, miniatures, trays, pencil holders and more. Special sections address dyeing needles, making lids and handles, techniques, and gathering and storing materials.

112 pages, Hard Cover.

$18.95

Survival Skills of Native California by Paul D. Campbell

In the most comprehensive work of its kind, author Paul Campbell reveals the knowledge he has spent twenty years learning and reproducing from California's Natives. Included are sections on basic skills, the tools for gathering and preparing food, implements for household and personal necessity, as well as the arts of hunting and fishing.

Survival skills is astounding in the breadth of skills taught, and contains more than 400 pages with 2,000 skills and nearly 1,000 instructional illustrations. With a variety of Native Californians, young and old, as his sources of information, the author delves into the practices they used to successfully live on a land that is often seemingly poor in life's essentials. This book offers the opportunity to see beyond the apparent, to overcome modernbred helplessness in the wild, and to capably employ the varied resources of earth's bounty that make survival possible.

448 pages, Soft Cover

$39.95