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#OnThisDay in 1849, the first version of the future California state seal was adopted at the conclusion of the California Constitutional Convention held in Monterey. Subtle changes have been made to the seal over the years since 1849. In this video, Jared prints an image from an over 120 year old hand carved woodcut depicting Lewis Winter’s vision of the state seal. Of course, Winter’s ideas of the state seal were never adopted. Lewis Winter, a name often mentioned in our print shop videos, was
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#OnThisDay in 1849, the first version of the future California state seal was adopted at the conclusion of the California Constitutional Convention held in Monterey. Subtle changes have been made to the seal over the years since 1849. In this video, Jared prints an image from an over 120 year old hand carved woodcut depicting Lewis Winter’s vision of the state seal. Of course, Winter’s ideas of the state seal were never adopted. Lewis Winter, a name often mentioned in our print shop videos, was
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In 1849, the air in California crackled with opportunity following a monumental discovery. A simple pan was all it took for some to find valuable nuggets, a path to personal wealth. This dream of success fueled a mass migration, as 300,000 people sought their fortune, believing the golden market offered limitless potential to any individual with grit and luck. That dream faded fast. The lone prospector became a relic as a new kind of enterprise took hold, powered by huge investment and corporate
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In 1849, the air in California crackled with opportunity following a monumental discovery. A simple pan was all it took for some to find valuable nuggets, a path to personal wealth. This dream of success fueled a mass migration, as 300,000 people sought their fortune, believing the golden market offered limitless potential to any individual with grit and luck. That dream faded fast. The lone prospector became a relic as a new kind of enterprise took hold, powered by huge investment and corporate
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On October 13, 1849, the California Constitution was approved and signed at Colton Hall in Monterey, ending the Constitutional Convention. The convention also adopted on this day a “Great Seal of the State of California” and “Eureka” (Greek for “I found it”) was decided as the future state’s motto. The original seal is very similar to the one today. Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, is the most prominent feature on the seal overlooking a scene which includes a grizzly bear (later the officia
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On October 13, 1849, the California Constitution was approved and signed at Colton Hall in Monterey, ending the Constitutional Convention. The convention also adopted on this day a “Great Seal of the State of California” and “Eureka” (Greek for “I found it”) was decided as the future state’s motto. The original seal is very similar to the one today. Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, is the most prominent feature on the seal overlooking a scene which includes a grizzly bear (later the officia
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On October 13, 1849, the California Constitution was signed at Colton Hall in Monterey, ending the Constitutional Convention. The convention also adopted on this day a “Great Seal of the State of California” and “Eureka” (Greek for “I found it”) was decided as the future state’s motto. The seal was created by Robert S. Garnett, a U.S. soldier stationed in Monterey following the Mexican-American War. The original seal is very similar to the one today. Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, is the
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On October 13, 1849, the California Constitution was signed at Colton Hall in Monterey, ending the Constitutional Convention. The convention also adopted on this day a “Great Seal of the State of California” and “Eureka” (Greek for “I found it”) was decided as the future state’s motto. The seal was created by Robert S. Garnett, a U.S. soldier stationed in Monterey following the Mexican-American War. The original seal is very similar to the one today. Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom, is the
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