Sunday Speaker: John Michael Price: From English Schoolboy to Founder of Pismo Beach

Ingrid Pires, a docent with Price House in Pismo, will share the stories of life of John Price. Price had a colorful life and worked for Captain William Dana before events took a sidetrack, but ultimately, he would establish Rancho Pismo. Learn more about this Fascinating man and his life on the Central Coast.

Echoes of Early California: Dana Adobe’s Sunday Speaker Series is a captivating monthly speaker series delving into the diverse history, characters, and lifestyle of early California. Renowned historians and storytellers transport attendees back in time, unraveling the rich tapestry of indigenous communities, Spanish missionaries, and intrepid explorers that shaped the region. Through vivid narratives and insightful discussions, the series explores untold stories of resilience, innovation, and cultural exchange, offering a deeper understanding of California’s vibrant past.

Retired History Teacher Terry Handy presents the Story of Dorothea Lange’s most famous photo, the Migrant Mother, and the true story about her subject. The iconic photo, taken in Nipomo, captures the essence of the Great Depression.

$10 for Non-Members / Free for Members

For more information view the event flyer HERE.