The Mission District was originally home to the Ohlone Indians, nomadic hunters and gatherers. They roamed the lush marshlands and verdant hills of the Bay Area for over 2,000 years, living in harmony ...

Home College of Arts and Sciences Community Heritage Lab Ohlone Heritage Hub What is the role of Mission Santa Clara in Ohlone history? Santa Clara University is one of the few institutions of higher ...

With the uncertainty of the Presidio Trust's future in San Francisco, the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe of San Francisco Bay has sent a letter to the Trump administration asking for the government to restore ...

Behind them are portraits of Lope Iningo, who “was reportedly the last Ohlone person living at Mission Santa Clara in the mid-19th century,” according to information in the exhibit.

Due to labor demands, disease, and unsanitary and crowded conditions, the Indigenous community at Mission Santa Clara faced poor health and high death rates. Although pockets of resistance existed, ...

The Ohlone people inhabited the land for at least 10,000 years before Spanish colonization. Their decline began with the Spanish mission system, which forcibly brought them Christianity and ...

FREMONT, CA — Kiran Kumar shared these photos from last month of the skies above Mission Peak just before sunrise. The pictures were taken from the trail on the Ohlone College side. Thank you ...

Mission Peak Regional Preserve in Fremont is ... Adams recommends ascending via the 3-mile Peak Trail from Ohlone College, where there’s also an abundance of parking for $4.

The Ohlone tiger beetle is a colorful, predatory, and endangered insect endemic to Santa Cruz County, California. Adult tiger beetles are ferocious and agile predators that seize their small prey with ...