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Historical Articles
Biographies Marin Vaqueros The Mission San Rafael Arcángel, founded 1817 A Map of San Rafael, 1818-1850 A History of Mission San Rafael, Archangel The Bells of Mission San Rafael The Mission Spring of San Rafael, Archangel The Wreck of the San Rafael, November 30, 1901 The Wreck of the Ferry San Rafael The Earthquake of April 18, 1906 Voices
From the Past: Robert Dollar (1844–1932) What Robert Dollar Gave to Marin Louise Arner Boyd (1887–1972) The
Call of the Arctic: Travels of Louise Boyd From Bodie to B Street: The Making of the Boyd Fortune Mount Tamalpais Military Academy, 1890–1925 The Mount Tamalpais Military Academy The Golden Gate Bridge, completed 1937 "...do not bridge the Golden Gate." The Golden Gate Bridge Comes Alive The Marin County Civic Center, opened 1962 A Place for the People's Government A Man of "Honest Arrogance" - Frank Lloyd Wright Marin's Roads & Rails The Bothin Tunnel on White's Hill "Sir Francis Drake Highway Follows Route of 'Pack Trail' Says Old Pioneer" |
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George T. Wood also known as "Tom Vaquero." (Photo courtesy of Mrs. Josephine Paulson.)
The earthquake tipped these hotels into the Bolinas Lagoon. (Photo courtesy of the Bolinas Museum.)
The new stone Church of the Assumption in Tomales, built in 1900. (Photo courtesy of the California State Library.)
Eight months after the earthquake, the church is still a pile of rubble. Luckily, Tomales’s older church survived the earthquake and is still in use today. (Photo courtesy of the California State Library.) |
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