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Stories from Roseville
Explore the people, places, and everyday details that connect Roseville’s past and present.
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The Carnegie Library story
Read the article →: The Carnegie Library storyThe Roseville Carnegie Library tells two connected stories: how a community created a permanent home for public reading,…
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What old photographs reveal
Read the article →: What old photographs revealOld Roseville photographs can turn a familiar street into a new set of questions. A storefront may carry…
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Researching a Roseville home
Read the article →: Researching a Roseville homeResearching a Roseville home begins with a precise question. You might want to know when the house first…
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How the railroad shaped Roseville
Read the article →: How the railroad shaped RosevilleRoseville railroad history begins with a junction, but its influence reaches well beyond the tracks. Rail work helped…
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Old Town, then and now
Read the article →: Old Town, then and nowOld Town Roseville history is easiest to notice when you slow down. A row of upper-floor windows, an…
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Nisenan Maidu history and living culture
Read the article →: Nisenan Maidu history and living cultureNisenan Maidu history belongs at the beginning of a Roseville history, and it also belongs in the present.…
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From farms to neighborhoods
Read the article →: From farms to neighborhoodsRoseville agricultural history can be difficult to see from a busy suburban street. Houses, shopping areas, and schools…
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Shops, schools, and everyday life
Read the article →: Shops, schools, and everyday lifeThe history of everyday life in Roseville becomes easier to imagine when we look beyond major construction dates…
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A little curiosity goes a long way.
Start with the railroad, or look closer at the photographs that help us read the past.