The Sacramento History Museum is excited to welcome at least 10 highly respected local authors and/or historians for the first-time event A Page in Time Book Fair.

Museum guests will have the opportunity to meet the intriguing local authors and historians who can relate the fascinating history of Sacramento through a variety of viewpoints and cultural backgrounds.

While additional participants may be added to the line-up, the confirmed authors/historians are as follows:
-William Burg: Local historian and author of Wicked Sacramento (release date June 24, 2019)
-James Christian Scott: Librarian/archivist for Sacramento Public Library and contributor to Images of America: Sacramento (release date June 24, 2019)
-Annette Kassis: Author of Prohibition in Sacramento: Moralizers and Bootleggers in the Wettest City in the Nation
-Steve Pate-Newberry and Michelle Alberigi McKenzie: Photographer and narrator for Sacramento, CA: A Photographic Portrait
-Karun Yee: Representing the Chinese American Council of Sacramento and contributor to Canton Footprints
-Mary Helmich: Local historian and author of A Legacy in Brick & Iron: Sacramento’s Central and Southern Pacific Railroad Shops
-Ric Hornor: Local historian and author of Golden Highway 1 – North, Golden Highway 2 – South, and The Golden HUB
-Dr. Mark A. Ocegueda: Local historian, professor and author of Mexican American Baseball in Sacramento
-Dr. Bob LaPerriere: Representing the Sacramento County Historical Society), local historian and contributor to the reissued 1853 Colville’s Sacramento Directory