You’ve Seen the Book – Now You Can Meet the Author
Why are place names important? From the Native Americans to the various European settlers, each wave of migration left their mark upon the land. Many names have long since disappeared but are still found on old maps and documents.
Some names have interesting or amusing stories attached to them. Others have been misunderstood. Several have mysterious origins and some have fascinating historic events associated with them.
This talk will briefly explore a few of these aspects behind our historic place names. This compilation stems from years assisting researchers and genealogists at the Contra Costa County Historical Society.
William Mero – Author of “Shadows on the Hills” is our guest speaker on Sunday, April 28, 2019 at 3:30 p.m. in the Lafayette Library & Learning Center’s Don Tatzin Community Hall.
Please Join Us
Donation Requested: $10.00 LHS members; $15.00 non-members – Kids under 14 free with paying adult.
For questions or reservations please call (925) 283-1848 or email Lafayette.History@comcast.net
Pat Dedmon says
Can you please tell me how I can contact Author William Mero. I have a question regarding his work Shadows on the Hills.
Thank you,
Pat Dedmon
John Kennett says
We do not have William Mero’s current contact info. You should be able to get it from the Contra Costa County Historical Society. Their contact info is ~
724 Escobar St.
Martinez, CA
Phone: 925-229-1042
Fax: 925-229-1772