LAKEPORT, Calif. – The history of Hoberg’s Resort will be the program at the Lake County Historical Society (LCHS) Thanksgiving dinner meeting on Sunday, Nov. 15.

The meeting starts at 1:30 p.m. at the Lakeport Senior Center, 527 Konocti Ave.

Archaeologist Dr. John Parker of Lucerne will present a program on the history Hoberg’s Resort, which was destroyed by the Valley fire in September.

The Hoberg sisters, Sandra and Teresa, will talk about growing up at Hoberg’s and answer questions.

The LCHS had been scheduled to meet at Hoberg’s Resort on Sept. 13 for a tour of the resort, but the Valley fire erupted on Sept. 12 and forced the cancellation of the program and the tour.

Dinner tickets for LCHS members are $15 and for guests are $18.

For more information about the dinner contact Bonnie Skee at 707-262-1432 or Jackie Ridgel at 707-279-4062.

For more information about the meeting or the Lake County Historical Society contact Voris Brumfield at 707-295-7174.

The LCHS Web site, www.lakecountyhistory.org , displays details about the society’s programs and projects around Lake County.

To reach the Lakeport Senior Center, take Highway 29 to the Lakeport Boulevard-Todd Road exit. Turn east on Lakeport Boulevard, heading toward the lake. Turn left on either Larrecou Lane or South Forbes Street, then turn onto Konocti Avenue. The senior center is between South Forbes Street and Larrecou Lane.