Preservation Of Physical Sites
With a network of Parlors (chapters) across the state, they are active in placing historical markers, rehabilitating historic sites, and donating them to public stewardship, ensuring that the legacy of California's early days is accessible and remembered by all.
An Exclusive Fellowship
Initially, the Native Sons of the Golden West (NSGW) was an exclusive fellowship of young men born in California, but over time, its membership evolved to include a broader spectrum of Californians, reflecting a more inclusive approach to celebrating the state's heritage.
Charitable Work
Membership in the Native Sons of the Golden West (NSGW) is a testament to an individual's connection to California's storied past. Open to native-born Californians, it offers a unique blend of fraternal fellowship, charitable work, and historical preservation.
Intersection Of Commerce And Technology
In the early 20th century, the Native Sons of the Golden West took a stand on social issues, notably advocating for the rights of California's Native Americans. Their efforts to support indigenous communities and preserve their history highlight a commitment to justice and recognition for all Californians.
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