A collection of material related to the work of James Perry Worden, California lecturer and writer.

James Perry Worden (1866-1945) was a historian and newspaperman. Worden was born in New York and graduated from Columbia University in 1895; he continued his education in Europe, receiving his Ph.D. in Germany in 1900. He was a special correspondent for the New York Sun and the New York Tribune and was the author of "Agua Mansa," a feature of the Pasadena Star News. Worden wrote book reviews and works on California history and was the advisory editor for Harris Newmark's Sixty years in Southern California (1916).

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