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apt to do it really better than most people.  He must back himself with faith to the limit of his ability and resource, however, and show that he himself is not afraid of any possible obstacle, and that he has the confidence in his own ability... << See Less

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demonstrates another example of Edward G. Lewis' ability to attract highly talented individuals to assist in working towards the goal of furthering the opportunities available for communities.  The 1910 Dean and Director of the Art Institute... << See Less

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celebration.  So far, 3200 bulbs have been planted around town.  Seed money was provided by the Atascadero Mutual Water Company to kick off the project. Among others involved are the Chamber of Commerce, Rabobank, Teens at Work, the Boy Scouts and Girl... << See Less

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whenever possible.This photo of a cute little pup in a cup covers a full page in the April 1919 Illustrated Review.James Wilkins is the president of the Atascadero Historical Society.  The Colony Museum is located at 6600 Lewis Avenue, mailing... << See Less

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Editorial Association up in tents the first time their conference was in Atascadero but found a new approach to housing them during their 1920 conference.  After writing last weeks article about the Caladero Processing Plant you may find the... << See Less

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the next morning (not eaten by me I assure you).  You pumpkin-eaters may be interested to learn that in1920 Atascadero there was a dehydrating plant located on Traffic Way and Via.  Pumpkin flour was produced there and received a mention... << See Less

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reporting the progress and events of early Atascadero.  It appears from his writing that  forming a zoo was his desire from the very formation of Atascadero.  It is unfortunate E. G. didn't have Charles Paddock to assist with the Colony's... << See Less

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Historic City Hall is a striking sight.  This jewel built as the heart of the Civic Center by Atascadero's founder, E. G. Lewis, is a magnificent work of art.  Now that the trees have been removed from the Lewis Avenue and East Mall sides of... << See Less

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That gentleman was Dr. J. E. Littlefield, one of Atascadero's earliest settlers.  Dr. Littlefield truly embraced the pioneer spirit that E. G. Lewis envisioned for our community.  The following article is excerpt from the Atascadero... << See Less

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and goals of the growing Colony and included tidbits of local happenings.  The magazine was published monthly in Atascadero within our historic Printery Building by the Woman's National Publishing Company of which E. G. Lewis was president,... << See Less

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and his wife, Kathleen achieved independently and together.   Frederick met Kathleen Burke when she traveled to the United States, on a funds raising mission during World War I, as a representative for the Red Cross.  They were... << See Less

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the school facilities of 1950 Atascadero.  This general view in the picture is from east to west.  I added the descriptive text on the picture to help readily identify the various locations within the E. G. Lewis Civic Center at the time... << See Less

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beach hotel and restaurant for persons taking a holiday at the beach but also sold small beach lots to Colony residents to build their own cottage or bungalow for regular visits. The article in its entirety may be found in the December, 1916 edition... << See Less

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articles written by Paderewski.  Over the last couple years while researching, I have noticed quite a few articles, photos and references to Paderewski and his friendship with E. G. and Mabel Lewis.  The following article mentions M. and... << See Less