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- Russian colonization of North America (links | edit)
- Juan Bautista de Anza (links | edit)
- California gold rush (links | edit)
- Spanish missions in California (links | edit)
- Alta California (links | edit)
- History of California before 1900 (links | edit)
- Los Angeles County, California (links | edit)
- Tongva (links | edit)
- California Republic (links | edit)
- California water wars (links | edit)
- Pasadena City College (links | edit)
- New Albion (links | edit)
- Rancho Cucamonga (links | edit)
- Rancho Santa Margarita (links | edit)
- Fort Ross, California (links | edit)
- New Helvetia (links | edit)
- California Trail (links | edit)
- History of the Yosemite area (links | edit)
- History of Santa Monica, California (links | edit)
- Santa Susana Pass (links | edit)
- Etymology of California (links | edit)
- Applegate Trail (links | edit)
- History of California (1900–present) (links | edit)
- Andrés Pico (links | edit)
- Edward L. Doheny (links | edit)
- Siskiyou Trail (links | edit)
- Rancho Mission Viejo, California (links | edit)
- Rancho Simi (links | edit)
- Rancho San Antonio (Lugo) (links | edit)
- Campo de Cahuenga (links | edit)
- History of rail transportation in California (links | edit)
- California in the American Civil War (links | edit)
- Army of the West (1846) (links | edit)
- Rancho La Brea (links | edit)
- History of San Francisco (links | edit)
- History of California wine (links | edit)
- Maritime history of California (links | edit)
- Agoston Haraszthy (links | edit)
- Hahamog'na (links | edit)
- History of San Diego (links | edit)
- J. W. Robinson's (links | edit)
- William Wolfskill (links | edit)
- Movie ranch (links | edit)
- California Column (links | edit)
- Rancho Santa Margarita y Las Flores (links | edit)
- Rancho San Justo (links | edit)
- José María Flores (links | edit)
- History of Sacramento, California (links | edit)
- Los Angeles flood of 1938 (links | edit)