Native Californians preserving Heritage, History and Charity
Join Native Sons of The Golden West Parlor 307 in our mission to improve lives
Join Native Sons of The Golden West Parlor 307 in our mission to improve lives
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Started by General A. M. Winn in 1875 to celebrate California history and the days of ’49, The Native Sons of The Golden West is open to all native-born Californians. We own and operate the Canon Swim and Tennis Club, in Fairfax, CA, which is the clubhouse and meeting place for Fairfax Parlor #307.
We are a non-profit foundation §501(
Started by General A. M. Winn in 1875 to celebrate California history and the days of ’49, The Native Sons of The Golden West is open to all native-born Californians. We own and operate the Canon Swim and Tennis Club, in Fairfax, CA, which is the clubhouse and meeting place for Fairfax Parlor #307.
We are a non-profit foundation §501(c)(3) for the preservation of California's history and its architectural heritage and are involved in and support various local and state charitable organizations.
At Native Sons of The Golden West Parlor 307, our architectural history is deeply important. We have owned and preserved many of Californias early buildings. A database of the historical markers is available to all.
Over the years, we have impacted the lives of thousands of children through our contributions to Cleft Palate Surgery and paricipation in the West Marin Little League Baseball Program.
The annual Fourth Grade Essay Contest has introduced young people to the ideals of civil participation and heritage.
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Our monthly business meetings are held at the Canon Swim and Tennis Club, which we own and operate..
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