Publisher's Synopsis
âThe Patterson Family and Ranch: Southern Alameda County in Transitionâ presents an oral history transcript documenting the experiences of the Patterson family and their ranching operations. This volume, recorded by the Bancroft Library's Regional Oral History Office, offers a unique perspective on the changes in Southern Alameda County during the 20th century. Through detailed interviews, the transcript captures the family's history, their involvement in ranching, and their observations on the evolving landscape and community. This resource is invaluable for those interested in California history, local history, and the impact of societal changes on family-run businesses.
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