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The late United States senator and patron of the arts, James Duval Phelan, bequeathed Montalvo, his elegant estate in the Saratoga foothills, for the perpetuation of artistic creation. Among the attributes of his home was a library which housed a collection of literary works and books on California. Although the original furnishings and books of that library were sold or given away by Phelan's relatives after his death in 1930, Villa Montalvo's Phelan Library Committee has worked for more than a decade to change that. The committee has secured books, furnishings, and even an Oriental-style carpet, through direct donations and with funds raised via the Villa Montalvo Book Fair.
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Japanese Internment Camps
West Valley College panel educates audience about life in camps during WWII.
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Chamber of Commerce Directory
Long-awaited Saratoga business directories arrive after expensive setbacks.
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