I’m offering a small-group Davis history walking tour this Wednesday, January 7. One participant is already registered, and I’d love to open it up to a few more people who enjoy local history, stories, and walking downtown with fresh eyes. On this small-group walking tour, we’ll explore: Davis as Patwin land, and how Indigenous presence and stewardship frame the town’s history The arrival of settlers and how agriculture, animal husbandry, and the railroad reshaped the region

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