Sunset Magazine September 1925

The California Diamond Jubilee was a celebration held in 1925 to mark the 75th anniversary of California's statehood. California became a state on September 9, 1850, and the Diamond Jubilee was held to commemorate this event. The celebration was organized by the California Diamond Jubilee Commission and was held in San Francisco from September 4-11, 1925.

The Diamond Jubilee featured a variety of events and activities, including parades, concerts, fairs, and sporting events. One of the highlights of the celebration was the "Great White Fleet" parade, which featured a fleet of ships decorated with white lights that sailed down the San Francisco Bay. The Diamond Jubilee also included a reenactment of the signing of the California Constitution and the raising of the state flag, as well as a grand ball and a pageant that depicted the state's history.

The California Diamond Jubilee was a major event in the state and was attended by thousands of people. It was seen as a way to celebrate California's history and achievements and to boost morale during a time of economic uncertainty.