This is the last of the blogs for the class and I will be adding more blogs later after this class assignment is done so dont worry as I have alot more to add to this blog, for those who are a regular reader of these blogs. I want to thank Professor Ivy for getting me involved in this project and I have learned alot about Danville, where I live and I hope that ya'll have too.
The radicals had come as a shock to me as I did not know that such people lived in Danville and they did have a huge influence on not only the Danville area but also the county, S.F Bay Area, State and the United States. In review of all that I have blogged about, Danville was alot more complicated than many think, than a quiet place below the giant mountain that towers over the S.F Bay Area. The people who lived there had alot more infliuence through their politics, social and even the railroad which they had pushed through the San Ramon Valley.
This story has yet to be finalized and hopefully in the blogs after I have relaxed a few days or a good weekafter the end of this quarter, I can come back on and tell more of this story. For the people in my history class at East Bay, I invite you to come back on, time to time and look what I have posted, as I am sure it will be some interesting information that I will have found out more about Danville. This story like other stories will never be finished, only added onto many times over. So to this, I say goodbye for now but I'll see ya'll very soon.
Craig,
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading your blog over the weeks. It has been interesting learning about the history of Danville. Being that Danville isn’t really a highly recognized city, you did a great job with digging deep into the history of such a city. I really enjoyed the story about the copperheads because it showed two different parties clashing which made it an interesting story to read about. I will keep checking for updates from time to time to see what new stories you’ve uncovered about Danville.
-Ernie Alfaro