The tortuous journey from Salt Lake City to San Fernando Valley is discussed by Author Frank Latta
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Frank F. Latta
El Camino Viejo á Los Angeles
Frank F. Latta delivered this story to the Kern County Historical Society as a program in the mid-1930.
Saga of Rancho El Tejon
Saga of Rancho El Tejon is the story of José Jesus Lopez, who was one of the most colorful pioneers to operate a stock ranch in California.
AUTHOR: Frank F. Latta
DETAILS: 295 pp.
ISBN: 1-892622-30-0.
Dalton Gang Days
The fact and fiction of the Dalton family is laid out in this reprint of Frank Latta’s original 1976 classic.
Handbook of Yokuts Indians
Written by Frank F. Latta and originally published in 1949, the Handbook of the Yokuts Indians is considered by many historians and cultural anthropologists to be the single most important work on the lives and culture of the more than 60 tribes that made.
California Indian Folklore
First printed in 1936, California Indian Folklore was Frank Latta’s first work that specifically focused on the Native Americans of the San Joaquin Valley, describing the culture of the many tribes of the Yokuts.