Nellie Gail Moulton crossed Kansas in a covered wagon, became a school principal, managed a 22,000-acre ranch,
studied art with California’s greats, and helped shape the cultural heartbeat of Laguna Beach.
Illustrated with over 100 photographs and deeply researched footnotes, Living Memories reveals the incredible story
of a Renaissance woman told in her own evocative voice.



Nellie Gail Moulton’s memoir “Living Memories” will finally be available for the world to read.
With that, we’re opening a new exhibit in Nellie’s Gallery, “Into the Light,” honoring the artistry of Gail and Anna Hills.
The “Living Memories” book and the “Into the Light” exhibit will make their public debut from 6:00 to 9:00 PM on September 4th at the Moulton Museum.