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Memorial Day at Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA c.1859

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : May 25, 2024
   Categories : Blog, Featured Posts, Redwood City History, Thursday Historical Information | Tags: Archives Commettee, History of Redwood City, memorial day, Redwood City, Union Cemetery, union cemetery committee | Leave A Comment

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Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA c.1859

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Oct 15, 2023
   Categories : Featured Posts, Holidays, Redwood City History, Thursday Historical Information | Tags: Archives Commettee, History of Redwood City, Memorial Day 2011, Redwood City, Redwood City Public Library, Union Cemetery, Vollmayer Archives Room | Leave A Comment

Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA

Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA c.1859. If you would like to read more about Union Cemetery click … Continue reading →

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How To Tell Your Mother You Love Her And Know Why

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : May 11, 2023
   Categories : Blog, Holidays, Redwood City History | Tags: family, happy mother's day, mother, Mother's Day, wife | Leave A Comment

How To Tell Your Mother You Love Her And Know Why

Mother’s Day ~ How It Came About… In the United States, on the second Sunday in May Mother’s Day ~ How It Came About is our annual holiday celebrated … Continue reading →

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Memorial Day Celebration at Union Cemetery

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : May 28, 2018
   Categories : Holidays, Redwood City History | Tags: archives committee, memorial day, Redwood City, Union Cemetery | Leave A Comment

Tradition for families to start their summer. Memorial Day Celebration at Union Cemetery is celebrated annually. It is considered to be the end of the public school year. It's viewed … Continue reading →

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Is It Time To Cancel The 4th of July?

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Jul 01, 2014
   Categories : Featured Posts, Real Estate, Redwood City, Redwood City CA, redwood city ca homes, Redwood City History | Tags: 4th of July, American Soldier, celebrate, disagee, july 4th, lucky, parade, politics | Leave A Comment

Is It Time To Cancel The 4th of July?

Redwood City, CA: So we all complain about the woes and worries of our lives. We find … Continue reading →

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California’s First Library – Right Here In Redwood City

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Dec 12, 2013
   Categories : Featured Posts, Real Estate, Redwood City, Redwood City CA, redwood city ca homes, Redwood City History, Thursday Historical Information | Tags: California's First Library, First Library in California, History of Redwood City, James Van Court, library, newspaper building, Redwood City, Rogers Act of 1878, sfbayhomes.com, subscription based library, Thursday Historical Information, Vollmayer Archives Room | Leave A Comment

The Vollmayer Archives Room of the Redwood City library needs your help and support. It’s closing July 1st, 2010 without it. Continue reading →

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