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2109 - In the Redwoods, Mt. Tamalpais Railway, California - Postcards
Front of postcard depicts image of Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods Railway railroad tracks running along a creek. Above the creek is a wooden bridge. The front of the postcard contains the printed text, "2109 - In the Redwoods, Mt. Tamalpais Railway, California." The back of the postcard lists publisher information as, "Made in America by Edw. H,. Mitchell at San Francisco." There is a handwritten message on the back addressed to a Miss Mabel Sharp...
Record Type: Archive
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Above the clouds, Mt. Tamalpais, California - Postcards
Colored image from up above Mill Valley, looking down on the countryside with a view of cloud banks and the windy railroad path in distance. Title transcribed from the front of the postcard, which contains printed text, "151 - Above the Clouds, Mt. Tamalpais, California". Back of postcard contains text: "Edward H. Mitchell, Publisher San Francisco"
Record Type: Archive
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A drive way in Mill Valley, Cal. - Postcards
A tree-lined road in Mill Valley. Front of postcard is printed with the following text: "A drive way in Mill Valley, Cal." A handwritten note on the back of the postcard describes the scene as "Throckmorton at Olive beforee street was paved". Back of postcard is printed with: "M. Rieder, Publ., Los Angeles, Cal. No. 5114. Made in Germany."
Record Type: Archive
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Advertisement for a two-day excursion on Mt. Tamalpais - Ephemera
Advertisement for a two-day excursion on the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway, including meals and lodging, for $10.
Record Type: Archive
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Advertisement for tickets on the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway - Ephemera
Advertisement for tickets on the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway, by Crabtree's Travel Office in Oakland. Written under the ad: "Summer session Claifornian Berkley Cal. 7/25/19."
Record Type: Archive
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A glimpse of Redwood Lodge, Mill Valley, Cal. - Postcards
Postcard featuring a creek, bridge, and a glimpse of Redwood Lodge. "Redwood Lodge" was the name George and Maria Billings gave the Mill Valley home they began building in 1890. The home, at 160 Corte Madera Avenue, was originally intended as a summer home, but after the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco, the Billings family made the Redwood Lodge their year-round residence. Title transcribed from front of postcard, which is printed with the follo...
Record Type: Archive
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Agreement by the Marin County Abstract Company, San Rafael, California - Ephemera
Abstract of Title and List of Incumbrances on Copies of Instruments between Tamalpais Land and Water Company and North Pacific Coast Railroad Company or San Francisco, Tamalpais and Bolinas Railway Company relating to their right of way into Mill Valley,
Record Type: Archive
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A Group of Redwoods, growing out from root of an immense Redwood - Postcards
A group of redwood trees in Mill Valley, California. Title partially transcribed from front of postcard, which reads: "No. 422, A group of Redwoods, growing out from root of an immense Redwood, Mill Valley, Marin County, California". Back of postcard is printed with the following: "Chas. Weidner, San Francisco, Calif. Made in Germany." Correspondence to a Miss Grace Sterrett on back. Postcard is stamped and postmarked 1909.
Record Type: Archive
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Annual pass on the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway - Ephemera
A copy of an annual pass on the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway for Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Preston, 1918. Printed on the back of a calling card for Pete Martin of Bolinas and Greg Jennings of Mill Valley, about Mount Tamalpais History.
Record Type: Archive
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Automobile passengers under the big trees - Postcards
Automobile passengers stopped under the big trees. Passengers pose in front of two automobiles. Handwritten text on the back of postcard says: "about 1905 - probably on road to Muir Woods".
Record Type: Archive
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Beautiful California - Sublime Point Mt. Tamalpais overlooking San Francisco - Postcards
Postcard depicts view of San Francisco Bay from overlook on Mt. Tamalpais. Title transcribed from printed text on the front of the postcard, which reads, "Beautiful California - Sublime Point Mt. Tamalpais ovderlooking San Francisco. Elevation about one half mile." Back of postcard contains handwritten message addressed to a Mrs. Billings of Mill Valley. Printed on the back is the following text: "No. 711 Pacific Novelty Company, Publishers, San...
Record Type: Archive
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Blank roster for the crew of a run of the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway - Ephemera
Blank roster for the crew of a run of the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway. Roster includes space to list the crew, train number, run, and duty times.
Record Type: Archive
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Blythedale, Mill Valley, Cal. - Postcards
Postcard depicting a view of the Blithedale Hotel in Mill Valley, California. Title transcribed from front of postcard, which is inscribed with the text, "Blythedale, Mill Valley, Cal." Back of postcard addressed to "Mildred H."Back of postcard contains typed label which reads, "Postcards: UNKNOWN, color and sepia, 5 1/2 x3 /12, Germany and New York City. (Private collection). Back of postcard lists publisher M. Rieder, Los Angeles; Cal.
Record Type: Archive
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Business card for E.L. Crosthwaite, Passenger Agent for the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway - Ephemera
Business card for E.L. Crosthwaite, Passenger Agent for the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway.
Record Type: Archive
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Business card for William J. "Bill" Osgood, Passenger Director for the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway - Ephemera
Business card for William J. "Bill" Osgood, "The Guide Who Talks", Passenger Director for the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway. On verso is a photograph of a man under a giant redwood tree in Muir Woods.
Record Type: Archive
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Cabinet cards featuring Mary Matilda Deffebach and unidentified young woman, circa 1881 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.083
Record Type: Photo
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Carte de visite portrait of an unidentified woman in the Reed family, date unknown - Print, Photographic
2016.004.063
Record Type: Photo
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Carte de visite portraits of unidentified Reed family members, date unknown - Print, Photographic
2016.004.067
Record Type: Photo
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Charles Harding, Jack Wagner, George Warnache, Charles Clapp, and John Burt, 1890s - Print, Photographic
2016.004.129
Record Type: Photo
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Class of 1913, Mill Valley Grammar School, 1913 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.039
Record Type: Photo
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Collection of tintype photographs of unidentified Reed family members, date unknown - Print, Photographic
2016.004.056
Record Type: Photo
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Coming down Mt. Tamalpais, California via Gravity Car on eight mile ride - Postcards
Postcard featuring Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods Railway gravity car crossing a trestle on Mt. Tamalpais. Gravity cars coasted from the summit of Mt. Tamalpais down to Muir Woods or to downtown Mill Valley. Title transcribed from front of postcard, which is printed with the following text: "Coming down Mt. Tamalpais, California via Gravity Car on eight mile ride". Back of postcard printed with the following: "M. Rieder, Publ., Los Angeles, Cal. Ma...
Record Type: Archive
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Correspondence to N.P. Yost from Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company - Ephemera
Photocopy of a packet of correspondence to N.P. Yost from Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company, March 25, 1910-March 7, 1922, regarding his proposition to build a spur track into his property in Mill Valley. Includes documents: Estimate and Agreement for Private Siding, March 24, 1910 Small map of the proposed spur, March 1910 Track Estimate and Agreement for Private Siding, May 18, 1915
Record Type: Archive
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Creek in Muir Woods, Mt. Tamalpais, California - Postcards
Front of postcard displays a photo of a creek winding its way through Muir Woods. Four people can be seen standing on a bridge over the creek. Printed text at the top of the postcard reads, "Creek Scene, Muir Woods, Mt. Tamalpais, California." The back of the postcard is left blank, with publisher information given as "Britton & Rey, Lithographers, S.F. Publishers of pictorial postcards." Publisher Britton & Rey, SF.
Record Type: Archive
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Dedication of the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church in Mill Valley, California - Postcards
Postcard depicting the exterior of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a Roman Catholic church, in Mill Valley, California. The first Mount Carmel church was dedicated in 1893. A handwritten note on the back of this postcard dates this photo January 14, 1917 and indicates that the postcard probably shows the dedication of a new church building, created to accommodate Mill Valley's growing population. This new church was built at the corner of Buena Vista A...
Record Type: Archive
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Dr. Alexander Warner and family at summer home, 1886 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.140
Record Type: Photo
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Dr. Alexander Warner and family with horses, circa 1892 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.139
Record Type: Photo
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Early pioneers of Mill Valley, including Sidney Cushing, circa 1890s - Print, Photographic
2016.004.045
Record Type: Photo
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E. E. Wood and baby next to house, date unknown - Print, Photographic
2016.004.146
Record Type: Photo
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E. E. Wood and Ernestine Wood in front of flowering shrub, date unknown - Print, Photographic
2016.004.145
Record Type: Photo
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Entering Redwood Canyon, Mt. Tamalpais Scenic Railway - Postcards
Postcard of a wooden curve in the tracks of the Mill Valley and Mt. Tamalpais Scenic Railway. Title transcribed from printed text on front of postcard, which reads, "Entering Redwood Canyon, Mt. Tamalpais Scenic Railway". Postcard has been trimmed and attached to a paper with two others by the same company.
Record Type: Archive
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Episcopal Church, Mill Valley, Cal. - Postcards
Postcard of Mill Valley's Episcopal Church. Title transcribed from front of postcard, which is printed with the following text: "Episcopal Church, Mill Valley, Cal". Back of postcard is printed with the following: "Made in Germany for W.I. Price, Mill Valley, Cal." Correspondence to a Miss Coffin of Berkeley, California, on back. Postcard is numbered 1463 and is stamped and postmarked 1907.
Record Type: Archive
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Ernestine Wood as a small child leaning on a chair, circa 1912 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.153
Record Type: Photo
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Excerpts from two letters about Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway - Ephemera
Typed excerpts from two letters written in 1896 by John Burt to his future bride, Cora Gardner, about his time in Mill Valley and his experience on the Mt. Tamalpais & Muir Woods Railway. John Burt was an early Mill Valley resident, who worked for the Tamalpais Land and Water Company, and later was the manager of the Marin Municipal Water District. He was also a surveyor and real estate developer.
Record Type: Archive
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Female passenger and engine of the Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods Railway, circa 1902 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.114
Record Type: Photo
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Founder Sidney B. Cushing of the Mt. Tamalpais Scenic Railway with friends, circa 1900 - Print, Photographic
2016.004.130
Record Type: Photo
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Four photographs of Deffebach family children, date unknown - Print, Photographic
2016.004.077
Record Type: Photo
