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Saturday, April 18, 2026 ❖ 10:00 am
Meet at The Boyd Gate House, 1125 B St, San Rafael 
Fee: $10.00

Join Marcie for a walking tour of B Street, from the top of B Street to the Flatiron Building.  Hear stories from the mansion at the top of hill all the way to "other side of the tracks."

First Presbyterian Church, Fifth & E Streets, San Rafael, 7:00 pm


In the aftermath of the April 18, 1906, SF Earthquake and Fire, city officials recognized the urgent need to maintain the health of the citizenry, and appointed Lt. Col. George Henry Torney as the Chief Sanitary Officer. Come hear his great-grandson Richard Torney describe his successful efforts, with a selection of images taken by George and his son!


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Boyd Gate House, 1125 B Street, San Rafael. 1:00 pm
$10

Join a docent-led tour of the entire Boyd Gate House, and learn the history of the house and the Cook and Boyd families, and hear all of the secrets!

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or pay at the door

11 am to 2 pm
The Boyd Gate House
1125 B Street, San Rafael
FREE

Come join us for this inaugural event! Interactive booths from 15 Marin historical organizations, a Mexican food truck, a hands-on heritage craft area for families, and bilingual tours of the Rancho Roots exhibit throughout the day.

Boyd Gate House, 1125 B Street, San Rafael
12:00-1:00 pm
FREE

Join our curator for an informal talk about our newest exhibit, "Rancho Roots"! Learn more about the artifacts and information displayed.

Wed, May 27th, 2026
College of Marin, in the new Center for Student Success, Room 200 (across from Pink Owl Coffee)
6:30 - 7 Reception
7 - 8 PM Welcome by COM President Jonathan Eldridge and Presentation by Historian Barry Spitz

Join renowned Dipsea historian Barry Spitz for an engaging journey through the history of the legendary Dipsea Race. From its early years on Marin’s rugged trails to the traditions that define it today, this talk explores the colorful characters and enduring spirit of the Dipsea, with a special focus on the pioneering women whose participation helped transform the race.

Presented by the Marin History Museum and College of Marin

Space is limited. Please RSVP to ensure a spot in this highly anticipated event! 
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