Prohibition & Parties in 1920s Coronado | City Clerk's Archives Month Lecture series

Vickie Stone is the Registrar & Curator of Collections at the Coronado Historical Association. In her position, she promotes the prosperous history of Coronado through the care and preservation of historical artifacts in the museum's collection. She also manages the Association's research services program which assists local residents with historical research. Before arriving in Coronado, she worked with numerous history museum collections in Colorado, Alaska, and Indiana. Throughout her career, she has promoted collections scholarship through participation in various conferences and publications. Most recently, she co-authored a short piece with two catalogers from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History & Culture, that was published in the book “Museums in Motion.” She has been the recipient of several awards, most notably the “William M. Plater Civic Engagement Medallion.”

The San Diego City Clerk's Office is celebrating archives month all throughout October with a series of lectures at San Diego Central Library and an exhibit on display at the City Administration Building. To learn more about San Diego history all month long! To learn more about the Office of the City Clerk, please visit their website: sandiego.gov/city-clerk.

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