California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Sand in My Shoe: Homestead Days in Twenty-nine Palms, California
CBB-0234
by Helen Bagley
The author reveals with warmth and humor the 50-year adventure in
desert living which began in 1927 at the oasis of Twenty-nine Palms,
California, in the Mojave Desert. 1978.
The Sandwich Book: A Complete Guide to America's Favorite Food
BRB-11073
by Judy Gethers
More than 130 eye-appealing, easy-to-prepare concoctions from all
over the globe turn America's favorite food into an art form and provide
menu solutions for almost any occasion. Includes "open-faced"
sandwiches, sandwiches for picnics, sandwiches for kids of all ages,
and "spur-of- the-moment" sandwiches. 1987.
Santa Barbara by the Sea CBB-0624
edited by Rochelle Bookspan
Santa Barbara's fishing community, its harbor's industrial development,
tourism on the waterfront resort, and attempts at preservation of
historic buildings. 1986.
Santa Barbara Entertains CBB-0796 / BRB-11104
by the Braille Institute Auxiliary of Santa Barbara
A cookbook for entire meals, from appetizer to dessert. 1990.
Santa Barbara History Makers CBB-0641
by Walker A. Tompkins
Beginning with Padre Junipero Serra, the life stories of 100 of the men
and women, whose skill created Santa Barbara over a span of two
centuries, become the medium through which the history of the
community is unfolded. 1983.
Santa Barbara's Royal Rancho: The Fabulous History of Dos Pueblos
CBB-0131
by Walker A. Tompkins
The history of a Spanish land grant from the days of its two prehistoric
Indian villages, from the period of California Dons, to the present day,
is told with imagination and style. 1960.
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