Download CACHE’s February 2026 newsletter and explore new exhibits, local history talks, community highlights, and upcoming arts events in Exeter.
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CACHE Chats — The Merrymans of Marinette
Discover how the Merryman family fueled Exeter’s early citrus boom in this engaging CACHE Chats history talk.
CACHE to Host Discussion on the Influential Merrymans
Local historian Dwight Miller explores the Merryman family and their lasting impact on Exeter’s early citrus boom.
CACHE Chats: Parades, Pageants, and Picnics
Join Dwight Miller on August 18th as he shares stories from over a century of festivals—from parades to pageants—in this free public event spotlighting Tulare County’s cultural roots.
CACHE to Host Discussion on the History of Exeter Festivals
Discover the vibrant legacy of Exeter’s community celebrations at CACHE’s upcoming history talk. Join Dwight Miller on August 18th as he shares stories from over a century of festivals—from parades to pageants—in this free public event spotlighting Tulare County’s cultural roots.
Parades, Pageants, and Picnics: Exeter’s Festival History Since 1908
Discover the rich legacy of Exeter’s community festivals—from the 1908 Citrus Fair to the beloved Fall Festival. This historical deep dive explores how parades, pageants, and hometown pride have shaped civic life for over a century.
John Firebaugh: The Founding Figure of Exeter
Exeter History Tellers #11 by Dwight Miller discusses the legacy of John Franklin Firebaugh, the man who laid the foundation for Exeter, California.
The W.A. Waterman Legacy: Innovation, Resilience, and Service
Exeter History Tellers #9: W. A. Waterman, founder of Exeter’s pioneering local company is portrayed in this history article by Dwight Miller
The Origins of the Exeter Boys & Girls Club
Exeter History Tellers looks at the origins of the Exeter Boys and Girls Club in the eighth edition of CACHE History Articles.
Exeter History Tellers 5 Schools
CACHE’s board president, Dwight Miller, discusses “School Bells and Heritage: Exploring Exeter’s Educational Past” as part of the quarterly series “Tales of Exeter and Beyond.”