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

Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA c.1859

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

California’s First Library – Right Here In Redwood City

Hilton and Titus Blacksmith Shop-Redwood City Circa 1859

Spying and CIA in Redwood City – Historical Thursday

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

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : May 25, 2024
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Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA c.1859

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Oct 15, 2023
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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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Memorial Day at Historical Union Cemetery in Redwood City, CA c.1859

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : May 22, 2022
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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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Hilton and Titus Blacksmith Shop-Redwood City Circa 1859

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Feb 07, 2013
   Categories : Featured Posts, Real Estate, Redwood City, Redwood City CA, Redwood City History, Thursday Historical Information | Tags: blacksmith, buy, buyers, condo, Foreclosure, hilton, hilton & titus, historical thursday information, History of Redwood City, home, House, housing, main street, Real Estate, Redwood City, san mateo county, sell, sotheby's, titus, wagon wheels | Leave A Comment

Hilton and Titus Blacksmith Shop-Redwood City Circa 1859.

Hilton and Titus Blacksmith Shop- Redwood City Circa 1859 has been demolished and now there are shops on street level and living quarters on … Continue reading →

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Spying and CIA in Redwood City – Historical Thursday

   Cliff Keith
   Posted on : Jan 31, 2013
   Categories : Featured Posts, Redwood City History, Thursday Historical Information | Tags: History of Redwood City, HMB-1, Howard Hughes, hughes mining barge, project azorian, project jennifer, Redwood City, sfbayhomes.com, sotheby's, soviet golf-class ballistic missile submarine, submersible barge | Leave A Comment

Spying and CIA in Redwood City – Historical Thursday

When I used to drive to San Francisco in 1970 you could look out at the Continue reading →

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