The last of the Old West

A fascinating history of the Calabasas area and the pioneers involved in its creation and development, from the native American indians through the Spanish and Mexican eras to the mid-20th century. The content is drawn from extensive bibliographic material and personal interviews. The spiral-bound 134 page book (about 106pp text and 28pp glosssary, appendix, and bibliography) appears to have originally been typewritten.

It is eminently readable and includes both major events and descriptions of the daily lives of all of the peoples of the area.